Workforce Watch

Where Will Manufacturing Get Highly Skilled Workers for the Digital Revolution?

The industry is still beating the same drum it was beating in 1990—with little to nothing to show for it.

With service teams dispersed across the globe, Atlas Copco needed a solution for training technicians to maintain and repair a wide range of products. Register for this 9/24 webcast to discover how AR is modernizing their training.

Time for Tech Fueled Enforcement?

Honeywell deploys video analytics and AI to help building owners comply with social distancing and mask wearing guidelines.

Bosch Power Tools Gives Back to Trade Workers With Always Essential Program

“While ‘essential worker’ has become a buzzworthy phrase in 2020, we understand and celebrate that these trade professionals are, and always have been, essential to our way of life,” said Roger Amrol, president of Bosch Power Tools North America.

Deadlines? What Deadlines?

CEOs who are 'above the details' in their own behavior bring down the whole ship.

BASF To Cut 2,000 Jobs

The job losses will come from the newly created business services unit.

The Vermont Manufacturing Extension Center, part of the MEP National NetworkTM, saw the state’s economic restart as an opportunity not only to bring important safety improvements to manufacturers’ most precious assets — their skilled workers