Digital Transformation

As connected worker technologies evolve, plant-wide applications will only multiply, boosting safety and efficiency and providing workers with more job satisfaction than ever before.

How Sanofi, Amazon and Ford are using cobots to improve efficiency and reduce the strain on human workers.

How manufacturing is getting more intelligent. The Industry 4.0 term explained.

The 185-year old company is leveraging cutting-edge digital technology to create the future of manufacturing.

It’s not robots that are going to take away the jobs – it’s other humans with a digital mindset argues author Tsedal Neeley. So what is a digital mindset?

Got the Industry 4.0 digital transformation blues? Advice from the experts to get you playing a new tune.

Digital technology affords manufacturers the ability to revolutionize operations. But, for most, that's a long way from reality.

Today's manufacturing is powered by data and information.

The next generation of workers need skills that focus on learning, innovation, and thinking. But, says David Crawley, most organizations fall woefully short on establishing these competencies.

Manufacturers are no strangers to problem solving. Lean, Six Sigma, and TQM are all tools to surface and solve problems. Is Design Thinking the next evolution?

Leaders from Georgia-Pacific and Flint Hills Resources shared how their companies are using augmented reality during our recent Connected Worker Manufacturing online summit.

Intel has announced plans to invest billions of dollars into new R&D and manufacturing facilities in Europe but the chip crisis shows no sign of abating soon.