Data security in the agriculture industry doesn’t just refer
to keeping online files safe from hackers. In a recent article for PrecisionAg,
author Reinder Prins explores what data security looks like for farmers.
Though some farmers do store their information digitally, a
majority still rely on paper files or records stored on a local computer. The
issue with …
In 2020, many industries are struggling with finding and
retaining qualified labor, and agriculture is no exception. Conversely, many
employees in the agriculture industry say they are unable to find good jobs.
What’s behind this? A recent article for AgWeb attributes it to
transitions currently occurring in the U.S. workforce.
What is changing in the workforce? The article …
The agriculture industry is a cyclical one—this is helpful
to remember during times of downturn, such as the industry is currently facing.
If you can ride out the low, it will be followed by a new high. A recent
article for Successful Farming presents four different financial tools
that can help agriculture businesses stabilize operations through tough times
and …
Universally, the cost of employee turnover is felt in both the budget and the overall culture of a company. With a turnover rate 33% higher than other industries in the U.S., manufacturers need to develop strong initiatives to maintain good employees. In addition to high turnover, these companies also struggle to attract younger workers …
Undoubtedly, the growth and continual improvement of artificial intelligence (AI) has been revolutionary for the manufacturing industry. In addition to reducing expenses, AI has provided manufacturers with opportunities and information that would have been nearly impossible to receive prior to the invention. Forbes Insights recently published an article examining the advantages AI offers manufacturers …
Most industries in the U.S. manufacturing sector source at least 10% of their intermediate inputs from countries outside of the United States. Recent legislation to raise import tariffs will likely increase costs for U.S. manufacturers purchasing foreign intermediate inputs. In an article for Tax Foundation, writer Erica York offers an overview of a recent …
The sale of complex industrial parts has long been a difficult task, but new technologies are making the job easier. A new article from Thomas explains three methods for easing the stress of selling complex parts.
Use an online catalog – Make things easier for your customers and yourself by developing an online product …
For today’s manufacturers and consumers, the more information the better! A recent article published by Manufacturing.net explores the use of Internet of Things (IoT) technology in order to digitize supply chains. Author Tom O’Boyle discusses how IoT technology is being incorporated in the following areas:
Manufacturing Plant – The use of passive and active …
The use of robotics in manufacturing is rapidly increasing—and with good reason! Incorporating robotic technology has resulted in improved output and, therefore, increases in revenue and efficiency. In a new article for Manufacuring.net, author Kayla Matthews discusses five ways that the use of robotics in manufacturing helps to improve output.
Handling of Raw Materials …
One of the biggest challenges to manufacturers today is figuring out how to structure their compensation system. In a recent article published by Manufacturing Today, Mark Donnolo suggests some strategies centered on a sales performance management plan.
A challenge many manufacturers face is communicating “c-level goals”—the goals developed by company leadership—in a practical way to …
