Instead of resisting technology, manufacturing is now embracing ways to do things faster, smarter and better. So, what does modern manufacturing look like? Manufacturing is learning from other industries that have been successful in adopting new approaches to technology to gain a competitive edge. Painting a picture of modern manufacturing but the same exciting story is being emulated throughout the country. Austin has numerous examples of companies working together to modernize manufacturing in the U.S.
There is a digital transformation underway in this industry and there are hundreds of businesses in Central Texas – from Emerson and Dell EMC to software companies and small start-ups – who are helping to usher in a new era in modern manufacturing. However, some of you may be wondering why start a manufacturing tour in Central Texas? When you think of the Austin area – also known as the Silicon Hills – the image of a typical, middle-America factory town doesn’t exactly spring to mind.Īnd yet, it’s right at the heart of an evolution in manufacturing. I was honored to represent Dell EMC at this kick-off event, which was hosted by Emerson Chairman and CEO David Farr, a good friend and the new chair of the NAM Board. This was the strong, take-away message to policy makers and elected officials from the National Association of Manufacturers (NAM) at the start of its annual tour last week in Round Rock, Texas. In fact, right now, it is driving a huge innovation revolution across the U.S. has certainly had to contend with ups and downs over the last few decades, the good news is that the modern industry is alive, well and kicking. While traditional manufacturing in the U.S.
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