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    Current reporting and analysis on the technology and trends manufacturers are using to get their products to market faster and cheaper on a global scale.

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    Competitiveness

    It’s Time to Revisit the ‘Arsenal of Democracy.’ Including Smaller Manufacturers Is Key.

    Feb. 21, 2024
    How can the U.S. best surge its industrial production capacity with the Industry 4.0 divide between haves and have nots?
    Ebooks & Digital Editions

    Editorial eBook: Francis Scott Key Bridge Collapse

    April 10, 2024
    Experts from EBM publications writing about road infrastructure, industrial safety, manufacturing leadership, commercial trucking and construction equipment share insights into...
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    Logistics

    The Baltimore Bridge Disaster, Two Weeks On: What You Need to Know

    April 9, 2024
    The good, the bad, and the new reality of the logistics landscape.
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    Trade

    Did the US Really Import More Goods from Mexico than China?

    Feb. 20, 2024
    Doubtful. An in-depth analysis sets off warning bells.
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    Competitiveness

    'Made in USA' Works Well for Us

    Feb. 14, 2024
    More manufacturers could benefit, if they put the effort into calculating the deeper competitive advantages and savings.

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    Ebooks & Digital Editions

    Editorial eBook: Baltimore Bridge Collapse

    April 15, 2024
    Experts from EBM share insights into the tragedy in Baltimore.
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    Customer Relationships

    What Does a Lower PPI Mean for Pricing?

    Feb. 1, 2024
    Customers who endured price hikes may now expect reductions, but the data tells its own story.
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    Supply Chain

    Supply Chain 2024 Outlook Podcast: Production Pulse

    Jan. 27, 2024
    Part of Endeavor Business Media's "Great Question: A Manufacturing Podcast," this episode shares a recent discussion of supply chain challenges for 2024.
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    Supply Chain

    Production Pulse: Supply Chain Outlook 2024

    Jan. 25, 2024
    2023 should have been a recovery year for the supply chain, following the major disruptions of 2022, but problems remained with parts shortages and shipping problems. Will 2024...
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    Planning & Forecasting

    Which Regions Are Most at Risk for Supply Chain Disruption?

    Jan. 25, 2024
    More manufacturers are reshoring as insurance against geopolitical strife.