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What’s Next for Michigan Manufacturers? Four Trends That Will Impact Your Business
The digital technologies of Industry 4.0 are helping manufacturers work smarter, optimizing all aspects of the manufacturing processes and supply chain.

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From product design and prototyping to production, inspection and delivery, companies are seeing real value in their Industry 4.0 investments. This Crain’s Detroit Business article shares four Industry 4.0 trends that will impact your business.

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The Economic Opportunity of Industry 4.0 in Michigan
 
In a recent livestream, Chuck Werner, manager of Operational Excellence at Michigan Manufacturing Technology Center, and Natalie Chmiko, MEDC’s VP of Pure Michigan Business Connect and International Trade, discussed the benefits of Industry 4.0 adoption in Michigan and resources for success for small to mid-sized manufacturers. Werner talked about the relationship between these technologies and the workforce, how to determine where to invest first as businesses consider its bottom-line impact, and available MMTC resources to help businesses prepare for Industry 4.0.
 
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Registration Open for Automation Alley’s 2021 Technology in Industry Reveal

Automation Alley, Michigan’s Industry 4.0 knowledge center and a World Economic Forum Advanced Manufacturing Hub (AMHUB) for North America, will launch the 2021 Technology in Industry Report on June 22, alongside a virtual panel discussion at 11 a.m., featuring leaders from industry, academia and government who will discuss the urgent need for solutions that spur further manufacturing resilience and innovation. Attendees will receive free digital access to the 2021 Technology in Industry Report.
 
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Nu-Wool Balances Being Green and Innovative by Embracing Industry 4.0

Founded in 1949, Nu-Wool, the oldest company in the cellulose manufacturing industry, turns paper into cellulose insulation, packages it in bags, and sells the bags to contractors and lumberyards. Nu-Wool approached the idea of adopting new technology reluctantly. Market forces, including the increasing price of fuel and the cost and availability of raw materials, drove Nu-Wool to overcome its resistance and begin exploring how Industry 4.0 technologies could help it leverage its efficiencies and maintain its competitive edge.
 
READ HOW NU-WOOL STEPPED INTO INDUSTRY 4.0

Is Your Business Ready for Industry 4.0?

Here in Michigan, we are laser-focused on helping Michigan manufacturers transition seamlessly to Industry 4.0. The MEDC has the resources and services to help your manufacturing business prepared for the future. Learn more at https://www.michiganbusiness.org/industry4-0/

 

About Michigan Economic Development Corporation (MEDC)
The Michigan Economic Development Corporation is the state’s marketing arm and lead advocate for business development, job awareness and community development with the focus on growing Michigan’s economy. For more information on the MEDC and our initiatives, visit www.MichiganBusiness.org. For Pure Michigan® tourism information, your trip begins at www.michigan.org

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