By FS Staff Many believe the U.S. cannot compete with China on a manufacturing basis. While the U.S. is unlikely to employ as many manufacturing workers as it d
From automation and robotics to computer-controlled systems, the manufacturing landscape looks much different today than it did in years past. Take a look at what that means for employees in the industry.
MARK MURO: One piece of seemingly unassailable conventional wisdom about manufacturing is that you can't really do a manufacturing startup. It's just too hard, goes the usual complaint.
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By mid-century, emerging technologies, Big Data and demographics will combine to create a U.S. manufacturing footprint dramatically different than today.