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In the first of three webinars from The Right Place, The Center-West and MiBiz, learn how manufacturers are engaging the workforce coming up.
In the second of three webinars from The Right Place, The Center-West and MiBiz, learn how manufacturers are developing their current workforce
In this first of two webinars on process, we’ll address Lean 3P (Production, Preparation and Process), an event-driven process for developing new products concurrently with the operation that will produce it.
Without the right definition of roles — and the right people in the right roles — a manufacturer’s systems are bound to fail. In this first webinar, we’ll highlight talent strategies that can help you build your team for the future while balancing the production demands of today. Plus, you’ll hear about how you can build a pipeline of talent and leadership from within during this webinar focused on people.
Promoting operations staff to manufacturing management positions can often be a recipe for failure. The reason: Employees who are good at their job often lack natural leadership skills to step into those new roles. An investment in leadership training can help. This panel-style webinar on best practices for training team leaders, plant managers and other middle-management workers
Identifying your key capabilities and resources can be an important first step to creating new growth opportunities for manufacturers. In this webinar, we discuss processes for assessing your core strengths and share proven strategies for leveraging your key advantages to develop new products, new applications and new markets for your company.
Life is changing rapidly for manufacturers and their employees as we navigate the COVID-19 pandemic. As priorities shift, many companies are finding that their company culture is shifting, too. How can you, as a leader, embrace those changes and take an intentional approach to building your company’s culture for the future?
Learn how small- and mid-sized manufacturers use Design for Manufacturing & Assembly as a core tenet of their product development efforts. We highlight best practices for research, analysis, cross-functional teams and development processes that can help you rapidly create and validate designs that require the least time, material and capital resources.
