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Ex-Colts DL Daniel Muir arrested after missing son found safe
Former Indianapolis Colts defensive lineman Daniel Muir was arrested Wednesday along with his wife, Kristen Muir, after their 14-year-old son, who had been reported missing two weeks earlier, was found at their home in Logansport, Indiana. The arrests were made after Indiana State Police executed a search warrant at the home. Daniel Muir faces charges of domestic battery, a Class A misdemeanor, and obstruction of justice, a felony. Kristen Muir faces a charge of obstruction of justice.
The new era of operations
Volatility, inflation, scarcity, climate change—now is the time for CEOs to embrace radical new approaches and rapidly transform operations. How can Operations turn the top CEO challenges into opportunities? Joseph Tesvic: Our work with clients in Asia suggests that five challenges are at the top of the CEO agenda, and that operational innovations are the key to turning these challenges into a source of competitive advantage.
Value, speed, and scale: A new era for operations in Asia
As Asia moves into the third year of the pandemic—against the backdrop of geopolitical and climate emergencies—inflation, scarcity, and volatility have become the new normal. While estimates vary on the amplitude and duration of this wave, virtually no one predicts a smooth landing. The companies that thrive in the mid-21st century and beyond may be those that rethink and reshape their business practices now. CEOs need to make strategic choices in the face of these mounting uncertainties.
Value, speed, and scale: A new era for operations in Asia
As Asia moves into the third year of the pandemic—against the backdrop of geopolitical and climate emergencies—inflation, scarcity, and volatility have become the new normal. While estimates vary on the amplitude and duration of this wave, virtually no one predicts a smooth landing. The companies that thrive in the mid-21st century and beyond may be those that rethink and reshape their business practices now. CEOs need to make strategic choices in the face of these mounting uncertainties.
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Rebooting Japan’s mobility market
Mobility, a critical factor in every economy, transports people and goods to enable daily activities. As we look to 2030 and beyond, new mobility megatrends, collectively referred to as the ACES—autonomy, connectivity, electrification, and sharing—will powerfully influence both B2C and B2B business models.
Getting the most out of Industry 4.0
On the one hand, we still see high uncertainty among manufacturers regarding what implementing Industry 4.0 really requires of them—and many are still struggling to get started (exhibit). For example, we found that only 30 percent of technology suppliers and 16 percent of manufacturers have an overall Industry 4.0 strategy in place, and just 24 percent have assigned clear responsibilities to implement it.
Fast jedes zweite deutsche Unternehmen macht kaum Fortschritte
44 Prozent der Unternehmen in Deutschland haben im vergangenen Jahr keine oder nur begrenzte Fortschritte beim Thema Industrie 4.0 gemacht. A lot of hype has built up around Industry 4.0 over the past few years, creating awareness of the topic within many companies and contributing significantly to the rejuvenation of “good old industry” in the public mind.1 Leaders remain optimistic overall, but a degree of disillusionment has also crept in, as the results of implementation so far are mixed.
Getting the most out of Industry 4.0
A new survey of global manufacturing experts explores the progress companies have made in implementing Industry 4.0, the challenges many still face, and the ways more players can unlock value.
Getting the most out of Industry 4.0
A new survey of global manufacturing experts explores the progress companies have made in implementing Industry 4.0, the challenges many still face, and the ways more players can unlock value. A lot of hype has built up around Industry 4.0 over the past few years, creating awareness of the topic within many companies and contributing significantly to the rejuvenation of “good old industry” in the public mind.
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