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How to Solve the Manufacturing Skilled Worker Shortage

Watch: David Mantey joins the iconic Manufacturing Talk Radio podcast to discuss solutions to the industry's greatest challenges.

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Kimchi Factory Gets Green Light Despite Odor Concerns

The company told locals that it would keep the foul smells to a minimum.

August 11, 2023

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Anheuser-Busch Cuts Hundreds of Jobs

The company wants to "simplify" the organization.

July 27, 2023

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LISTEN: IEN's Anna Wells Talks Trends Driving Change on Industrial Talk Podcast

How industrial businesses are managing workforce challenges.

July 20, 2023

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Russia Seizes Control Over Carlsberg, Danone Despite Impending Sales

The move came as a shock to both companies.

July 18, 2023

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Guacamole Bot Does All the Hard Work

Chipotle is testing the machine, which could dramatically reduce prep time.

July 14, 2023

Security Breach: 'They're Hitting Everyone They Can'

September 29, 2023

Ford Changes Blue Oval; Railyard Explosion; F-35 Crash | Today in Manufacturing Ep. 137

September 25, 2023

Security Breach: How Hackers Are Targeting Vehicles and Fleets

September 21, 2023

Lucid CEO's Salary; Hamster Wheel Ocean Cross; Cybertruck Loses Wheel Cover | Today in Manufacturing Ep. 136

September 18, 2023

Help Your Team Leave Pests at the Door

Help Your Team Leave Pests at the Door

Ever wonder how to get your staff to care about pest control? You can't cover your facility's square footage all by yourself. Follow these best practices to create a team-based approach that keeps pests out.

September 22, 2023

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Security Breach: Inside the Summer's Biggest Industrial Hacks

Takeaways from two unique, yet similarly damaging attacks that targeted manufacturers.

September 7, 2023

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Cannabis Pizzeria Reopens with a New Twist

The restaurant originally intended to serve THC-infused pizza.

September 5, 2023

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Toyota's Plants Shut Down; New Seat Belt Warning; Heineken Sold Cheap | Today in Manufacturing Ep. 134

Also on the podcast, tile maker fined another half million, Whirlpool settles over self-starting stoves, new humanoid robots designed for manufacturing jobs, Kia to make cars with ocean plastic and startup starts trials for extra-large unmanned sub.

September 5, 2023

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Security Breach: Avoiding 'Shiny New Objects'

Assessing the priorities, assets and technology strategies that make cybersecurity a journey, not a destination.

August 31, 2023

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Whirlpool Out $11.5M Due to Stoves that Turn On by Themselves

And for not telling customers about it right away.

August 29, 2023

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Ford CEO's EV Troubles; Sub-$20K Vehicles Dead; EV Worth More Than GM | Today in Manufacturing Ep. 133

Also on the podcast, the cars gone after 2023, Air Force invests millions in new plane startup, digital clones grow in popularity, pipe maker violates whistleblower protections and Mexico's fight over U.S.-made corn.

August 28, 2023

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Security Breach: Knowing 'What Is Good'

Using data to break down silos, reverse engineer outcomes, and identify emerging threats like WormGPT.

August 24, 2023

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Security Breach: 'The Edge Always Goes to the Attacker'

Embracing the "not if, but when" mindset when forming plans and selecting OT security tools.

August 18, 2023

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Tyson Closes 4 Plants; Big 3 Auto Strike; Volvo Ditches Sedans | Today in Manufacturing Ep. 131

Also on the podcast, crossing design blamed for train crash, FAA says Boeing Max engine housings can overheat, Anheuser-Busch sells eight brands to a cannabis company, Fastenal's new scrap plan and shape-shifting robot swarms mimic wet sand.

August 14, 2023

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Security Breach: Phishing Lessons and 'Shifting the Target'

How a global manufacturer learned from past attacks, and the most critical benefit of security tools.

August 10, 2023

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Anheuser-Busch Cuts Hundreds; 'Rolling Coal' Fine; Crane Collapse | Today in Manufacturing Ep. 130

Also on the podcast, more problems with cracked coaster, family faces prison over recycling scheme, Lordstown's bankruptcy problems, Yellow goes belly up and the FAA approves an automated crop duster.

August 7, 2023

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Security Breach: Why OT Is 'Insecure by Design'

More than just making sure it works, OT technology needs security to be at the forefront of digital transformation.

August 4, 2023

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Security Breach: How Cloud Apps Are Elevating Malware Threats

Hackers are leveraging trusted sources like Google, Microsoft and Adobe to drop twice as much malware on manufacturing.

July 26, 2023

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Russia Seizes Carlsberg, Danone; Tesla's First Cybertruck; E-bike Bankruptcy | Today in Manufacturing Ep. 128

Also on the podcast, bad fitting caused chocolate factory explosion, sawmill refuses safety fixes, robot prototype makes guacamole, cyber labeling program launches and a tornado-ravaged plant reopens.

July 24, 2023