Manufacturing: Page 18

Risk/Compliance
Supply Chain AI Risk Remains Under-Governed: Study
Kiteworks
Manufacturing organizations remain dangerously underprepared for adversarial AI threats, regulatory scrutiny, and supply chain AI failures.
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AI/AR
Manufacturers to Experience Operational Gains from Early AI Adoption: Study
S&P Global Market Intelligence
The average number of AI models in production among manufacturers has declined from 242 today to a projected 189 next year.
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Supply Chain Visibility
70% of Semiconductor Firms Plan Visibility Upgrade
Tradeverifyd
Over 70% of respondents plan to upgrade visibility tools, but the primary driver (35.3%) is improving efficiency/cost reduction, not gaining agility.
Supply chain visibility concept with business icons on chalkboard background
Expert Columns
Geopolitics to Redraw Commodity Supply Chains
Quoreka
More production is being brought closer to home yet input materials often still cross multiple borders. That means greater reliance on real-time data and collaboration between trading, procurement and logistics teams.
Global logistics network map with transportation icons and connection points
Hiring
2026 Pros to Know Award: Nominations Close Jan. 6, 2026
This award recognizes influential individuals whose accomplishments offer a roadmap for other leaders looking to leverage supply chain for competitive advantage. Submissions close Jan. 6, 2026.
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Emerging Technologies
Why Industry 4.0 Favors Robot-First Approach
alliant
The manufacturers who will build robot-first facilities today while ensuring real workforce transformation will define what manufacturing looks like tomorrow.
Humanoid robot and warehouse worker exchanging a box in industrial storage facility
Manufacturing
Operational Efficiency Remains Top Strategic Priority for Manufacturers in 2026
Sikich LLP
More than half of manufacturers plan major investments in new equipment and automation over the next 6-12 months.
Factory workers operating machinery wearing blue and yellow hard hats
AI/AR
Building Smarter Supply Chains with AI
Ducker Carlisle
Here's how practical applications are already improving speed, accuracy, and margins across industrial, automotive, and manufacturing operations.
Person interacting with AI technology holographic interface near laptop
Manufacturing
Manufacturers Consolidating Models to Scale What Works
S&P Global Market Intelligence
The average number of AI models in production among manufacturers has declined from 242 today to a projected 189 next year.
Industrial worker using augmented reality interface to monitor robotic manufacturing equipment
ERP
How Modern ERP Solutions Provide Support and Stability to Lean Manufacturing Operations
Advantive
ERP-powered automation enables manufacturers to achieve significant productivity gains without proportional staff increases.
ERP Enterprise Resource Planning circular diagram showing business modules
Manufacturing
ABM to Acquire WGNSTAR, Expands Semiconductor Platform
ABM
Following the acquisition, ABM’s semiconductor solutions portfolio will be established among the largest integrated service providers in North America.
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Regulations
M&As to Drive Industry Reconfiguration in 2026: PwC
PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP (PwC)
In 2026, the winners won’t be those who buy the most, but those who buy what’s next.
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