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Manufacturing’s new world order: The rise of the point-of-demand model
PwC Consulting Strategy Manufacturing’s new world order: The rise of the point-of-demand model Andreas Eggert, Rajiv Jetli, Alexia Spieler, Hans Kuehn September 12, 2017 Executive summary In the next manufacturing revolution, spurred on by technologies that reinvent the way a factory can create products, such as 3D printing and robotics, companies will also need to rethink what they make and where they make it.
The USMCA: What Does It Mean for U.S. Industrials?
United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA), the revised 1994 North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), carries short- and long-term implications for U.S. companies across many sectors, yet its provisions are likely to impact the industrial manufacturing sector most broadly. In its essence, the agreement preserves the tariff-free access for most goods and services that existed under NAFTA. The door-stopping 1,809-page, 34-chapter pact is a lot to unpack.
U.S. Tax Reform: A Game-Changer for Manufacturers
John T. Livingstone, Principal, PwCJohn T. Livingstone is a principal in the Hartford office of PwC, where he has served since 2003 as the lead tax engagement partner on PwC's largest attest and non-attest publicly traded multinational clients in the market. Prior to locating to Hartford, John spent more than 13 years in the firm’s International Tax Services group in New York and as a principal in the Detroit office.
Utilizing Advanced Technologies to Evaluate the Location Decision - Area Development
Rajiv Jetli , U.S. Industrial Products Operations & Advanced Manufacturing Leader, PwcRajiv Jetli is PwC’s U.S. Industrial Products Operations & Advanced Manufacturing Leader; he focuses on the industrial products and automotive sectors. He has more than 25 years of experience in operations, strategy, supply chain management, and procurement in the manufacturing industry with primary focus on automotive and industrial companies.
Manufacturing’s new world order: The rise of the point-of-demand model
In the next manufacturing revolution, spurred on by technologies that reinvent the way a factory can create products, such as 3D printing and robotics, companies will also need to rethink what they make and where they make it. Products will come off the assembly line in small, highly customized batches, like a high-tech version of old-fashioned craftsmanship.
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