Due to health reasons, a desire to have work-life balance, or a preference to avoid the commute, workers throughout the country are taking a stand for the home office.
While in its simplest form, the concept of manufacturing may convey the thought of creating and selling a product, today’s connectivity has led to further opportunities.
While in its simplest form, the concept of manufacturing may convey the thought of creating and selling a product, today's connectivity has led to further opportunities. For manufacturers, that includes windows opening to new revenue streams.
More than a year after Covid-19 entered the scene, manufacturers are dealing with a very different world and supply chain. As they battle ongoing disruptions, congested ports, and ongoing delays, the idea of sourcing closer to home is gaining interest for some.
The shift to software, machines, and contactless methods was already underway in certain segments pre-pandemic, and the health crisis simply spurred on the process.
With the holiday season approaching, more travelers are packing their bags. In contrast to the homebound themes of 2020, searches related to flights, hotels, and rentals have greatly increased this year.
Manufacturers continue to adjust and refine their tactics. Since the industry hit its lowest employment levels since 2010 in April last year, as noted in a 2020 Deloitte analysis, managers and workers have been seeking ways to adopt and carry on.