Connected Worker

How one UK manufacturer is bucking industry labor trends to reduce staff turnover and create an engaged workforce.

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Interview with Jesper Toubøl, Vice President Operations - Moulding Production on how LEGO created resilient operations to meet the challenges of the past few years.

Manufacturing workers are changing from skilled production workers to connected, digitally enabled workers. That has some challenges.

Labor shortages look set to be an enduring feature in the decades ahead for European manufacturers. Three ways Connected Worker technology can help.

Manufacturing is slowly overcoming the perception that it’s dirty, repetitive and low-skilled work. But there’s still more PR to be done, according to a new study.

Nearly one in five manufacturers are looking to invest in Connected Worker Technology to support remote operations, according to an informal IX Network webinar poll.

Cultural transformation underpins digital transformation success, says Jose Pires. What does it takes to move beyond mediocrity to the next level of performance?

Alice de Casanove, Culture Evolution, Intrapreneurship Director, Airbus, discusses the importance of actively developing innovation and intrapreneurship, and how Airbus is looking to upskill its organ...

There's no relief in sight from the tight labor market for manufacturers as a high of 4.5 million Americans quit their job in November.

Not only is it difficult for manufacturers to recruit staff, but they’re finding it hard to retain them once they’re in the door. Here’s how Connected Worker technology can help.

But that’s not the only problem that has them tossing and turning, says Stephen Gold, President and CEO, Manufacturers Alliance.