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Tales From the Real World: Finding the Weakest Link

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I would like to share with you a tale from the real world.

Cybersecurity for Manufacturers

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Many consider 2017 the “worst year ever” for data breaches and cyber attacks, largely due to the rise in ransomware, and IT experts predict it’s only going to get worse.

Are Self-Driving Cars an Answer Without a Question?

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Henry Ford is credited with the cheeky quote, “If I had asked people what they wanted, they would have said, ‘A faster horse.’” But, people didn’t get a faster horse (which may indeed have been what they wanted).

How the Ford F-150 Became King of Cars

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In April, Ford announced that it will be phasing out nearly all of its

The BS and the Science of Nanotechnology

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In case you missed it, Elon Musk recently called BS on the field of nanotechnology.

Five Common Mistakes Companies Make With CAPA

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We raise the corrective and preventive action (CAPA) topic often because it is still something that companies tend to struggle with and find themselves in hot water over, particularly when it comes to regulatory audits or inspections.

Do Patents Invent Innovation?

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Paris hosted a world’s fair in 1900: the Exposition Universelle. Image: Library of Congress

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In ancient times, the story goes, cooks in the city of Sybaris were granted yearlong monopolies for the sale of unique dishes they created. Since then, generations of inventors have relied on patents to discourage copycats from stealing their best ideas.

How Are Manufacturers Addressing the Skills Gap?

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Manufacturing is in the middle of a new industrial revolution that requires skilled laborers.

How Cogeco Increased Its Profitability by Implementing a Lean Solution

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Cogeco’s technical distribution center in Burlington, Ontario, is one of Canada’s drop-off points for internet modem and cable device repair. In 2011, the company’s management carried out a kaizen blitz to improve the efficiency of its device repair process.

NIST’s Invention Machine: Making the Perfect Parts

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On a recent morning, Rick Lake stopped in the middle of giving a tour of NIST’s machine shop to ponder a part sitting on a shelf. It was about 25 cm long and made of metal coated in a sheen of purple and blue.

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