As the manufacturing industry continues to evolve and many companies are preparing to regain momentum and handle future demands.
New processes and systems brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic have improved manufacturing operations and are here to stay. In fact, 95 percent of manufacturers stated that they expect most of the process changes to be permanent, according to a recent Salesforce Trends in Manufacturing report.
Safety, technology, and strong teamwork to enhance collaboration are just some of the factors that manufacturers are focusing on to create improved efficiencies. As the manufacturing industry eyes positive economic indicators amid continued supply chain disruptions, now is the time for companies to consider some of the key characteristics of future-ready manufacturers:
- Prioritizing employee safety through technology 颅鈥� In today鈥檚 manufacturing environment, more companies are leveraging cutting-edge technology such as virtual reality training and wearables to enhance worker safety and minimize risk. Interactive training can improve employees鈥� ability to perform the role correctly by 58%, according to the Occupational Health & Safety Administration.
- Embracing digitization to improve processes 鈥� The acceleration of digital technology adoption could bring operational efficiencies to scale for manufacturers, according to Deloitte. Fifty percent of manufacturers stated they plan to through 2025.
- Attracting and retaining a quality workforce 颅鈥� More than 80 percent of manufacturers recently stressed the importance of talent acquisition to recruit, engage and maintain a robust team, according to . The industry is as demand for goods remains high.
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