Professional Development: Page 21

July’s CEO Exits Mark Lowest Number Since May 2024

Challenger, Gray & Christmas

The rate of new female CEOs is hovering at 25, compared to 27% of new women CEOs appointed during the same period last year.

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Why the Future of Upskilling in Manufacturing Depends on Human-Centered Tech

The future of upskilling depends equally on the tools developed and how well these tools align with user needs.

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Cost of 'Bad Hires’ Impacting Productivity and Profitability

More than half (51%) of respondents reported increased costs due to rehiring or training, particularly where transferable skills were lacking.

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Training/Onboarding

Fountain’s Frontline OS to Cut New Hire Screening Time of Frontline Workers

Frontline OS is an AI-native operating system that automates hiring, onboarding and workforce management of frontline global workers.

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Women in Supply Chain Forum™ Award

DP World’s Brittany Caskey Details Why Mentorship Matters: Women in Supply Chain Forum™ Award

Brittany Caskey, chief commercial officer at DP World, was named the overall winner of the Trailblazers category for this year’s Women in Supply Chain Forum™ award.

Training/Onboarding

Employee Satisfaction on the Rise: BambooHR Study

This marks the largest quarter-over-quarter increase in employee sentiment in over two years.

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How to Plug Workforce Skills Gaps with Growing Pool of Gig Workers

There's a new breed of technologies designed to intelligently manage the ad hoc availability of a growing and readily available pool of temporary workers.

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Training/Onboarding

Building a Skilled U.S. Manufacturing Workforce Through Advanced Automation

Upskilling isn’t optional—it’s foundational to the future of U.S. manufacturing.

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How Connected Worker Technology Helps Manufacturers Adapt to Tariff Policies and Staffing Pressures

Poka, an IFS company

Here’s how connected worker technology can help manufacturers adapt to new processes and thrive under uncertainty, even during trade policy instability.

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CPG Industry Prioritizes Innovation Over Cutting Costs: Rockwell Automation

Rockwell Automation, Inc.

Companies are focusing less on simply adopting new tools and more on making sure new technology fits their teams and operations.

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Training/Onboarding

Freight Businesses Prioritize Vehicle Maintenance Over Staff Shortages

Staff retention and recruitment is one of the lowest priorities for U.S. freight businesses this quarter.

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Upskilling the Industrial Workforce with AI Co-Pilots

The supply chain space relies on today’s experienced veterans to get on board with adopting AI co-pilots.

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