Managing Materials in the Face of Import Tariffs - What Now?"
No matter what trade policies are ultimately put in place, a strategic and proactive approach to materials management will leave your business stronger and better prepared for whatever comes next.
What It Really Takes to Build and Scale Semiconductor Manufacturing in the United States
As the United States accelerates efforts to expand domestic semiconductor manufacturing through the CHIPS Act, much of the public discussion has centered on funding announcements and new fabrication plant construction.
MODEX Q&A with Onlogic
Because our industrial and edge computing solutions directly enable digital transformation and AI integration, we see ourselves as a critical partner for attendees. It is the ideal venue to showcase how our high-performance systems, like the Karbon 800 Series.
The Reshoring Paradox: We Built Smart Factories, But Kept Dumb Communication
The success of the U.S. manufacturing revival will not be defined solely by how much steel is poured, but by how quickly a new generation of workers can be integrated into a cohesive unit.
From Machines to Monetization Systems: Why Industrial Software Revenue Fails Without Control
Industrial software can deliver ongoing value, but this cannot happen until control has been established, either by protecting revenue from loss (revenue retention) or by driving the growth of new revenue streams.
How Software Upgrades Are Reshaping Configurable Products
A practical goal is to ensure the organization can answer, quickly and consistently, "What do we have in the field, and what can we safely change?" Manufacturers that win won't just ship configurable products; they'll ship maintainable, upgradeable configurations at scale.
Renishaw encoders deliver laser precision at Watt Laser
Central to Watt Laser's success is a commitment to precision. Its machines operate at micron and sub-micron levels, where even the smallest deviation can lead to significant downstream failures.
The printer for the smallest details - Miniature components from 3D printer
The structures that UpNano produces in the 3D printer are so small that they are recognizable neither with the naked eye nor with a strong optical microscope. Only under a scanning electron microscope do the smallest printed structures become visible.
KENGIC Drives Efficiency in Turkey: 60% Cost Reduction and 10,000 PPH for a Famous 3PL
This project serves as a benchmark for green logistics practices in the region, demonstrating how automation can drive low-carbon, sustainable development while maximizing economic output.
How Thoughtful UX Accelerates Decision Making in Industrial Systems
Mission-critical environments demand interfaces that perform under stress. In utilities, energy, and manufacturing, seconds matter when incidents occur. Software must support rapid recognition and response, not prolonged analysis.
How to Scale Configuration Complexity Without Eroding Margins
Customization drives growth. But as configurability expands, many manufacturers face a familiar pattern: greater product variety paired with margin erosion, operational instability, and discount pressure.
How One Maker and Two Robots Build Civic Monuments: The nioform (Sweden) Case Study
In an old warehouse hangar on the shore of Lake Vänern — no signage, almost incognito — there's a workshop where small models turn into full-scale monuments, theme-park elements, and cinematic "troll skulls."
When Quality Controls Break Down in Business Central
Quality inspections disconnected from operational workflows allow defective materials to move through supply chains. This article explains how integrated quality controls in Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central address this challenge.
Are Your Safety Measures Outdated? 5 Signs It's Time to Upgrade Your Collision Warning Systems
As layouts change, new equipment is introduced, and traffic patterns shift, your once-reliable safety measures might no longer be doing their job. So how do you know when it's time to upgrade?
A Practical Guide to Using AI for Demand Sensing
By moving from backward-looking statistics to forward-looking AI, small changes throughout the supply chain (and the signals they send) can be detected, analyzed, and neutralized before they create widespread disruption.
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