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Founder of @Fictiv #manufacturing. Forbes 30 under 30. On a mission to make hardware dev easier!
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How 2025 Reshaped Supply Chains, and What Comes Next

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By Dave Evans
| Supply Chain Brain Verified
The past year will likely be remembered as a turning point in how manufacturers think about global sourcing. While supply chain volatility has been a near-constant since 2020, 2025 introduced a different kind of disruption — one driven less by unexpected shocks and more by rapid, uneven shifts in trade policy, tariffs and regulatory frameworks. For many organizations, the challenge wasn’t just managing disruption, but doing so in an environment where the rules themselves kept changing.
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Alive: A Guest Post by Bill Burnett and Dave Evans

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By Isabelle McConville, Bill Burnett, Dave Evans
| Barnes and Noble
Alive: A Guest Post by Bill Burnett and Dave Evans It’s never too late to change your outlook on life — and we’ve got just the book to get you started. Read on for an exclusive essay from authors Bill Burnett and Dave Evans on writing How to Live a Meaningful Life. Hardcover $27.00 $30.00 By Bill Burnett , Dave Evans In Stock Online Hardcover $27.00 $30.00 Please enable javascript to add items to the cart.
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Manufacturing’s Paradox: Job Cuts Amid a Push for Revival

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By Dave Evans
| Supply & Demand Chain Executive Verified
Factories are humming again across the United States. Federal incentives are flowing, new facilities are rising from industrial lots, and “Made in America” banners have returned as both slogan and strategy. On the surface, it looks like a revival, but behind that optimism lies a contradiction: the sector is not adding jobs, but rather cutting them.
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