Leadership Insights

What's Keeping Manufacturing CEOs Up at Night?

Some pain points will sound familiar, while others are new.

While much of the discussion around Industry 4.0 focuses on technology, learn why human talent is needed to help manufacturers realize the potential of digitizing their factories.

Kellogg Execs Looking For ‘Reasonable’ Solution to Strike

Costs from the work stoppage are among the reasons the company is sticking to its profit guidance despite lifting its sales forecast.

Let's Add a Ninth Waste to Lean: Overthinking

I’ve often been guilty of seeking too much information, applying models and getting stuck in abstraction.

Ford CEO: ‘The Culture Is Starting to Change’

Farley sees the tough choices made a few years ago creating a more agile organization.

What Works to Retain Staff: Purdue Study Finds Commonalities in Indiana Manufacturers with Low Turnover

The average turnover is 40% a year, but 5% of companies have rates at or below 15%.

A Blueprint for Bringing in Outside R&D

When do you need it? What should the selection process look like?

Leading Is Tough Right Now. But You’ve Got This.

It’s not about changing your style—you just need to kick things up a notch.

Supply Chain Snarls ‘Akin to Playing Whac-a-Mole,’ Says GE CEO

Larry Culp tells analysts and investors this environment is the most challenging he has seen in his career.

Cleveland-Cliffs CEO on US-EU Talks: ‘They Are Not Our Friends’

Nucor boss Topalian also promises his team will continue to be vocal in D.C. during negotiations to replace the Section 232 framework.

Made in America: a Showcase of Manufacturing from Alabama to Wyoming

Manufacturing in America is everywhere, and we can prove it. Enjoy this visit across the U.S. and the light we shine on manufacturers operating in each state.