AU Manufacturing

FEBRUARY 22, 2023

per cent in 2022 with businesses delivering the strongest rate of compensation rise in more than a decade, according to a media release by the Australian Chamber of Commerce & Industry (ACCI). The private sector wage bill has increased by 3.6

Supply Chain 86

Supply Chain Manufacturing 86

Robotics Business Review

APRIL 4, 2024

“Companies are under enormous pressure to deliver more products faster and more efficiently, while facing massive and growing labor shortages,” said Eric Lamphier, senior director of alliances for Manhattan Associates. Agility Robotics lays off staff Now for the bad news. The amount of the funding was not disclosed. “AI-powered

Robotics 116

Robotics Robotics Logistics Automation 116

Manufacturer's Monthly

OCTOBER 30, 2023

To read the full article, please click here. The post Transforming building and manufacturing with cutting-edge solutions appeared first on Manufacturers' Monthly.

Manufacturing 52

Manufacturing 52

The Guardian Manufacturing

MAY 4, 2023

Group tells staff it will let most of them go, as it considers options for loss-making factory Legal & General is to halt new production at its loss-making modular housing factory near Leeds while it reviews the future of the business, putting 450 jobs at risk and casting doubt over the pioneering sector’s prospects.

Manufacturing 64

Manufacturing 64

Canadian Manufacturing

JANUARY 23, 2024

These are among the findings of the latest Canada-wide quarterly CEO Confidence Survey conducted in November and December by TEC Canada, one of the country’s leading organizations for business executives. The survey is an economic barometer for small and medium-sized Canadian businesses.

Supply Chain 111

Supply Chain Manufacturing 111

Manufacturer's Monthly

MARCH 5, 2024

This specific solution has been a boon for businesses that handle especially long and heavy loads from trucks and containers. That is, until the pandemic hit in 2020, necessitating more efficient means for these businesses. As readers will well know, the pandemic exacerbated existing skills shortages and issues of cost efficiency.

Supply Chain 80

Supply Chain Manufacturing 80

Manufacturer's Monthly

FEBRUARY 27, 2024

It is extremely easy to manoeuvre, increasing speed and efficiency for operators, and allowing businesses to get more product out the door per day. This is especially important when product expiry dates loom over businesses and threaten to cost countless dollars. “It

Warehousing 69

Warehousing Beverage Supply Chain Fit 69

Manufacturer's Monthly

JUNE 26, 2023

Skilled labour shortages When asked to select their top two factors, 60 per cent of respondents indicated that labour shortages are most likely to inhibit the growth of their business in 2023. When asked what their main concern is right now, 45 per cent confirmed that labour shortages were on the top of their list.

Industry 4.0 85

Industry 4.0 Industry 4.0 Manufacturing Robotics 85

Robotics Business Review

JANUARY 31, 2024

The service robot is designed to address labor shortages in the retail and restaurant industries and enhance customer engagement, said the company. This allows the robot to navigate through narrow passageways and operate in busy dining rooms and stores. Source: Pudu Robotics Pudu Technology Co. under ideal conditions.

Robotics 96

Robotics Robotics Artificial Intelligence Function 96

Manufacturer's Monthly

MARCH 25, 2024

The report revealed that the Defence industrial base can be broadly categorised into 3 tiers: Tier 1 businesses provide Defence with a platform, system or product Tier 2 businesses deliver major equipment, systems, assemblies and services Tier 3 businesses provide parts, consumables and services.

Supply Chain 88

Supply Chain Lead Time Sourcing Manufacturing 88

Canadian Manufacturing

JULY 27, 2022

TORONTO — Info-Tech Research Group’s latest research report says the manufacturing sector is often the slowest to recover from labour shortages and disruptions. Trends Report, Info-Tech dove into four key trends that may help manufacturers adopt digital ecosystems in order to help them endure labour shortages.

Industry 4.0 105

Industry 4.0 Industry 4.0 Supply Chain Manufacturing 105

AU Manufacturing

JANUARY 30, 2023

Titled “Australian CEO Expectations for 2023,” the report showed that even while there are still labour and skill shortages, geopolitical tensions, and inflation, 49% of businesses anticipate better conditions this year than last. ” Dr Wilson explained.

Supply Chain 81

Supply Chain Lead Time Manufacturing 81

Manufacturer's Monthly

SEPTEMBER 12, 2022

With increasing staff burnout and talent mobility in Australia, new research from The Access Group reveals autonomous working environments are key to business success and team engagement. Additionally, most workers want to see organisations prioritise staff wellbeing and a positive impact on the wider community.

Supply Chain 69

Supply Chain Manufacturing 69

E&T

AUGUST 4, 2023

In 2021, the sector saw its worst July output since 1956 as it struggled with ongoing staff shortages associated with the ‘pingdemic’, on top of strained semiconductor supplies. A year later, though, the chip shortage began to ease, leading to an uptick in production from UK car manufacturers. per cent to 2,915 new vehicles.

Supply Chain 98

Supply Chain Manufacturing Automotive 98

SMMT

MARCH 22, 2024

This week’s announcement of reforms to the Apprenticeship Levy presents a huge opportunity for the whole UK automotive sector but particularly smaller businesses, and it could not be more timely.

Automotive 59

Automotive Automation Manufacturing 59

Manufacturer's Monthly

FEBRUARY 13, 2024

” The TAFE College Lecturer Industry Placement Program prioritises placements in industries experiencing rapid or complex changes such as new technologies and changing work practices, skills shortage areas, and industries with significant growth or opportunities for economic diversification. .”

Supply Chain 70

Supply Chain Automation Manufacturing 70

Canadian Manufacturing

APRIL 24, 2023

A new study by the Canadian Federation of Independent Business says the average small business owner is working the equivalent of an eight-day workweek due to staffing challenges, especially in Western Canada. The number of small businesses affected by labour shortages has increased from 55 per cent in November 2021.

Automation 40

Automation Manufacturing 40

Manufacturer's Monthly

NOVEMBER 29, 2023

Widespread transport, material and labour shortages, rising inflation and the resulting cost pressures have put a serious strain on every sector, forcing stakeholders to consider how heavily they rely on international shipping to fuel their movements. We can design a project within almost any sector using a theoretical contracting structure.

Supply Chain 91

Supply Chain Manufacturing 91

MEM

JUNE 19, 2023

The majority of manufacturers (62%) claim they’re boosting skills among their workforce in a bid to increase productivity amongst teams. Skills shortages are also on the minds of the majority of manufacturers, as 58% say staff retention is the driving force behind increased investments in training and development.

Manufacturing 52

Manufacturing Aerospace Advanced manufacturing Form 52

Fabricating & Metal Work

JUNE 15, 2023

While attracting and retaining workers is a concern for any business, metal fabricators face some unique challenges. The industry requires specialized skills, can be physically demanding and the work often involves mastering heavy machinery and working with hazardous materials, all of which can add to the current shortage.

Automation 98

Automation Robotics Robotics Manufacturing 98

Manufacturer's Monthly

APRIL 18, 2023

According to Geoff Crittenden , CEO, Weld Australia, “Distributed in March 2023 and completed by over 130 companies, our 2023 Member Survey indicates that labour shortages, and the rising cost of materials, energy and labour remain high on the agenda for the welding industry.

Manufacturing 89

Manufacturing Automation 89

Manufacturer's Monthly

APRIL 3, 2023

The latest annual SME Compass Report by fintech SME lender Banjo Loans, found 70 per cent of Australian small businesses believe 2023 will be a year of revenue growth for them. This is an encouraging sign that they’re seeing a positive future for their business on the horizon.” The concern is also higher for metro-based businesses.

Manufacturing 93

Manufacturing Fit Sourcing 93

AU Manufacturing

SEPTEMBER 27, 2022

Australian mid-sized manufacturers have experienced solid growth and are feeling optimistic for the year ahead, with investment in innovation front of mind, according to new research from business management platform MYOB. It is important to recognise that this hasn’t come from resting on their laurels. Change and transformation.

Supply Chain 81

Supply Chain Manufacturing Automation 81

Gary Mintchell

FEBRUARY 1, 2024

We continue to see a shortage of skilled labor to support the industry overall as well as within reliability programs specifically. We also anticipate greater outsourcing of narrow expert skillsets to augment staff generalists. Active condition monitoring of assets is a prerequisite for a successful predictive maintenance program.

Manufacturing 130

Manufacturing Artificial Intelligence Form Automation 130

Manufacturer's Monthly

JULY 20, 2022

For these businesses, adopting, and adapting to new technologies in recent years has: Driven demand for entirely new skillsets in a relatively short time; Required existing jobs to be re-designed; Changed the role and function of managers; Driven cost savings; Caused shortages in “in demand” skills; and.

Function 119

Function Logistics Automation Manufacturing 119

E&T

JUNE 20, 2023

As economic conditions remain uncertain, employers will have less means to respond through pay, so will need to find more flexible and innovative approaches to engaging their staff. The awareness of the need for upskilling is higher amongst more skilled staff (51 per cent, compared to 15 per cent in unskilled staff).

Artificial Intelligence 98

Artificial Intelligence 98

Frost & Sullivan Manufacturing

MARCH 12, 2024

Managed services are vital for addressing the cybersecurity talent shortage by concentrating on proactive defence and incident response. How do your teams align cybersecurity efforts with business goals and address the communication gap between IT professionals and budget decision-makers?

Artificial Intelligence 52

Artificial Intelligence Automation 52

Canadian Manufacturing

OCTOBER 17, 2022

According to Miele’s announcement, healthcare professionals face increasingly complex practice management issues, with busy schedules, staff shortages and patient care demands. professional division, Canada, in a statement. . ”

Supply Chain 69

Supply Chain Manufacturing 69

Manufacturer's Monthly

DECEMBER 20, 2022

’ However, the challenges that emerged during the pandemic, including staff shortages, remain. As a result, companies in the manufacturing sector are being impacted by: Labour and staff shortages. High inflation resulting in high energy costs, supplies and salaries to staff. High interest rates.

Manufacturing 81

Manufacturing Freight Electronics Supply Chain 81

Robotics Business Review

JANUARY 17, 2024

“Everyone, including our customers, overhired and overestimated the business after the COVID-19 peak,” acknowledged Rick Faulk, CEO of Locus. The post Locus Robotics reduces staff, but CEO is still bullish on market growth appeared first on The Robot Report. Locus Robotics Corp.

Robotics 104

Robotics Robotics Logistics Supply Chain 104

E&T

FEBRUARY 15, 2023

Webb lists a series of ominous challenges his business is facing. While the war hasn’t led to shortages just yet, Webb reckons “a blackhole” in supply could appear in future. Supply chain problems and shortages of raw materials have regularly hit headlines over the past three years.

Supply Chain 105

Supply Chain Sourcing Electronics Manufacturing 105

Manufacturer's Monthly

APRIL 17, 2023

Written by ECI Solutions’ staff contributors Many businesses, especially in the manufacturing industry, realise that a modern workforce requires modern technology. Old-school business practices are no longer what is being taught to these upcoming generations.

Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) 78

Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) Supply Chain Manufacturing Automation 78

Fabricating & Metal Work

JANUARY 22, 2024

The same uncertainty has metalworking businesses divided on their forecasts. That’s because the core costs to your business likely remain much higher than they were two or three years ago. In fact, the costs associated with a business interruption can often outweigh the costs of physical property damage. It halts production.

Supply Chain 52

Supply Chain Manufacturing Form 52

AU Manufacturing

NOVEMBER 10, 2022

The New Zealand manufacturing industry’s market activity slipped into contraction territory in October, according to a report from Business NZ. . The Bank of New Zealand-Business NZ’s seasonally adjusted Performance of Manufacturing Index (PMI) has plunged by 2.4 points to 49.3 per cent— a steady rating from September’s 61.5

Manufacturing 59

Manufacturing 59

E&T

JANUARY 4, 2023

Although UK employers stated an intention to keep hiring at pace to maintain productivity and business as usual, the latest Outlook marks a decline of five percentage points on the fourth quarter of 2022. Despite the sharp decline, hiring levels remain very positive as the sector returns to business as usual.

Sourcing 124

Sourcing 124

Mold Making Technology

JUNE 7, 2023

Another way to address the engineer shortage is to have a strong leadership team in facilities backed up by experienced engineers. Make closing business knowledge gaps a priority. Stay ahead of the game by continuously filling knowledge gaps as your business grows. Maximize your team’s skills inventory.

Robotics 98

Robotics Robotics Manufacturing 98

Manufacturer's Monthly

AUGUST 31, 2022

Attracting a quality workforce is one of the most difficult challenges among manufacturers right now, and businesses in Australia and New Zealand are facing the brunt of the skills gap, new data shows. make the sector more innovative, businesses are feeling the strain in attracting a quality, high-skilled workforce.

Manufacturing 82

Manufacturing Supply Chain Industry 4.0 Industry 4.0 82