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Manufacturers Don't Trust AI-Generated Info

At least, not yet.

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Top 5 Places Manufacturers Go When Researching Big Equipment Purchases

When manufacturers are doing research before they make big equipment purchases, they go many places. But some are more popular than others.

September 15, 2025

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Tyson Foods Cuts Chief Supply Chain Officer for Violating Code of Conduct

The meat processing company took swift action against a high-ranking executive.

September 8, 2025

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Asset Aging, Obsolescence Biggest Reasons Manufacturers Start Shopping for Big Ticket Equipment

How equipment obsolescence and operational needs are transforming manufacturing purchasing strategies.

September 8, 2025

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Canadian Premier Pledges to 'Hurt' Crown Royal Maker Over Factory Closure

He said, "You hurt my people, I’m going to hurt you."

September 4, 2025

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5 Minutes with IEN: Winning Industrial Marketing Strategies Revealed

Unlock the secret to engaging B2B buyers earlier in their purchasing journey.

September 2, 2025

Security Breach: Using AI to Stay Ahead of the Hack

September 18, 2025

Crown Royal Factory Fight; Hyundai Immigration Raid; Tyson Exec Ousted | Today in Manufacturing Ep. 236

September 15, 2025

Why the Right Nozzle Matters: Reducing Waste in Industrial Lubrication

September 9, 2025

Milwaukee Tool Heist; FedEx Cummins Layoffs; Deere Acquisition | Today in Manufacturing Ep. 235

September 8, 2025

Security Breach: Threat Landscape Update

September 4, 2025

John Deere Acquisition Looks to Tackle Labor Shortage

September 2, 2025

Mine Swallowing Town; Colorado Dairy Tragedy; AirBorn Closes Plant | Today in Manufacturing Ep. 234

September 1, 2025

Moldy Ding Dong Scare Sparked by Mechanical Issue

August 27, 2025

Factory Makes Car Every 76 Seconds; Corvette Opens Like Jet; AI Attacks Start | Today in Manufacturing Ep. 233

August 25, 2025

5 Minutes with IEN: The Buying Journey Has Changed Dramatically

August 25, 2025

Security Breach: Cure Me or Kill Me - The Little Things That Escalate Attacks

August 21, 2025

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Military's Odd Cybertruck Order; Jellyfish Swarm Nuke Plant; Steel Plant Explosion | Today in Manufacturing Ep. 232

August 18, 2025

Tracking Ingredients, Processes, and Costs in Food Manufacturing

Tracking Ingredients, Processes, and Costs in Food Manufacturing

Few sectors are as dependent on traceability as the food industry. Here’s what traceability software can do for you.

September 1, 2025

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Hemp Battery Factory Fails; Intel Project in Jeopardy; Tesla's Brand Loyalty | Today in Manufacturing Ep. 231

Also on the podcast, glass plant closes in Oregon, trade war devastates clothing maker, autonomous aircraft fight wildfires, FDA approves arthritis implant, and a machinery manufacturer's 100-year journey.

August 11, 2025

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Security Breach: The Keys to Being 'Proactively Paranoid, Not Paralyzed'

Using AI and other tools to prioritize and plan in responding to new attacks and legacy vulnerabilities.

August 7, 2025

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Tariffs Hit Manufacturers; Toymakers Cut Frills; U.S. Steel Startup | Today in Manufacturing Ep. 230

Also on the podcast, the 370-million Hail Mary, desktop injection molding machine debuts, massive rail merger, agrihood living experiment and critical nuclear component maker adds jobs.

August 4, 2025

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Glass Plant Shuts Down Production, Cuts Dozens of Jobs

The Oregon plant dates back more than 70 years.

August 1, 2025

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Deadly Pools Recalled; Walt's Robot; Massive Panasonic Plant | Today in Manufacturing Ep. 229

Also on the podcast, Stellantis halts hydrogen work, Sandisk bails on Michigan, Nextcar project shows historic efficiency, Lucid starts mineral supply venture and an engineer revives pay phones.

July 28, 2025

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Trends, Challenges Bring WD-40 into the Food Business

This household name has made waves by launching a completely new food-specific line of products.

July 25, 2025

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Security Breach: More Hackers Are Logging On Than Breaking In

The human factor continues to aid attackers and fuel new, more expansive attacks.

July 23, 2025

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Clorox Comes Clean About $380 Million Ransomware Nightmare

How hackers tricked an IT help desk and crippled a major corporation.

July 23, 2025

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Hulk Hogan Beer Lawsuit; Clock Company Out of Time; World's Skinniest EV | Today in Manufacturing Ep. 228

Also on the podcast, Ferrero buys WK Kellogg for billions, Tesla sued over Cybertruck safety, engineer improves semiconductor sustainability and the U.S. fly factory.

July 21, 2025

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5 Minutes with IEN: What Is Model-Based Manufacturing?

And how are companies already using it to upgrade their manufacturing processes and enable their digital transformation?

July 18, 2025

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Tesla Exec Leaves; Nike's China Shift; Factory Tour Demand Skyrockets | Today in Manufacturing Ep. 227

Tech giants reshaping manufacturing: Unexpected exits and strategic transformations.

July 8, 2025

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Security Breach: You Think You Know Me

Cookies-based attacks and why machine identities might be the biggest cybersecurity risk.

July 2, 2025

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Ford Not American Enough; Another SpaceX Explosion; Sausage Secret Suit | Today in Manufacturing Ep. 226

Manufacturing's wild week: Rockets explode, sausage secrets revealed, and automakers clash.

June 30, 2025

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Blue Diamond Closing Sacramento Plant, Cutting 600 Jobs

The landmark almond cooperative is transforming its operations — and leaving a historic factory behind.

June 25, 2025