Why does it seem like manufacturing is still using 1990 technology? You guessed it; they are.

I’ve spent the last several months talking with key leaders in the manufacturing, maintenance and reliability industries about key issues we are all facing. I’ve had the opportunity to speak to more than 100 people, and this week, I’ve been wrapping up this project and pulling together our 2023 State of Community Report. When I step back now, I realize that a common theme is that many industrial businesses are struggling with change.

Ryan Chan

Published on August 17, 2023

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