Inevitable decline isn't inevitable
Terrific article in today’s O'Reilly Media Next Economy Newsletter (www.oreilly.com). Reflecting on the writings of historian Timothy...
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Doug Berger
Sep 29, 20211 min
Supply Chain Stability and Workforce Agility Are the New Competitive Advantages in Manufacturing
Companies can take more control over ways future disruptions impact their operations. Manufacturers are doubling down on digital...
Doug Berger
Sep 29, 20211 min
Manufacturers look close to home as global supply chains are upended
It took a single COVID-19 case among the dockworkers for China to partly shut the world’s third-busiest container port for two weeks this...
Doug Berger
Sep 14, 20211 min
The WHYs around Decline Productivity in Advanced Economies
excerpted from McKinsey Global Institute research While there are many schools of thought, we find three waves collided to produce a...
Doug Berger
Aug 25, 20211 min
Why The Path To Recovery Requires A Return To ‘Made In The USA’
We need to recognize that while government policies and incentives are a boost, the roadmap for the private sector includes People ...
Doug Berger
Aug 24, 20211 min
ITC study: Little or no U.S. gain from trade agreements
The Big Picture: The Coalition for Prosperous America summarizes a recent report from International Trade Commission economists....
Doug Berger
Aug 23, 20211 min
Digital Lean comes of age
The Big Picture: Digital Lean is the convergence of lean management practices, design thinking, advanced digital technologies, and...
Doug Berger
Aug 20, 20211 min
Unfilled manufacturing jobs underscores need for a paradigm shift
Evidence of 'vibrant opportunity": 83% of manufacturers are “likely” or “extremely likely” to replace at least one overseas supplier...
Doug Berger
Aug 19, 20211 min
The Bill That Could Truly, Actually Bring Back U.S. Manufacturing
Establishing an Industrial Finance Corporation would fill the gap between the US as the world-class innovator and the US as a world-class...
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