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GM Tattles on Drivers, Weird Chinese EVs, CEO Sells Fake Implants | Today in Manufacturing Ep. 161
Also on the podcast, Tyson closes pork plant in Iowa, Rivian stops EV factory construction, Chemours execs in hot water over bonus pay, hydrogen fuel cell maker gets $75M boost in Michigan and the UAW's southern strategy.
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Why Are Distributors Settling for Single-Digit Growth?
Justin Roff-Marsh says the solution is hiding in plain sight.
March 15, 2024
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Finding Opportunity When the Market Doesnât âCarry the Channelâ
As distributors stare down a potentially sluggish year, how they can continue to go after more market share.
February 28, 2024
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How Distributors Are Failing New Sales Talent
What compelled Frank to write "The New Sales Guy Project" and why it's a must-read.
February 21, 2024
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Optimas Solutions Seeks Scale, Predictability in âTransformation Journeyâ
Why Mexico was an âobvious choiceâ for the distributorâs forthcoming fastener plant.
January 29, 2024
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U.S. Steel to Permanently Idle Steelmaking at Ill. Facility
Initially, the company blamed UAW strikes.
November 29, 2023
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February 13, 2024
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Security Breach: Driving OT Vision to Avoid an 'Internal Collection of Hackers'
Why hackers are "like water" and what OT needs to learn from IT.
February 29, 2024
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Ford's Next Fight; Subaru Idles Plants; Major U.S. Tin Plant Closes | Today in Manufacturing Ep. 158
Also on the podcast, John Deere's new autonomous sprayer looks like a military vehicle, workers get prison in Wisconsin, space factory can finally come back to Earth, U.S. product recalls surge and authorities take down hackers that target manufacturers.
February 26, 2024
Technology & Software
Security Breach: Leveraging Threat Intelligence Data
Hacker insight and vulnerability updates are great, but that's only half the battle.
February 22, 2024
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Army Scraps Billion-Dollar Program; United Grounds New Planes; Russian Component Conspiracy | Today in Manufacturing Ep. 157
Also on the podcast, Intel delays $20 billion chip plant, Chrysler unveils EV with "unlimited range," consumers have fewer choices, hacker group has banner year and why we need hands-on training.
February 19, 2024
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Security Breach: The Hacker's Most Lucrative Attack
The tech that's helping social engineers expand current exploits, including credential harvesting.
February 15, 2024
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Q&A: B2B E-Commerce a 'Treasure,' Not a Threat
The "digital revolution" has been happening for 30 years. Are distributors behind?
February 15, 2024
Technology & Software
Security Breach: SBOMs, AI and the Crown Jewels
How prioritizing the wrong data and assets is leading to more cyber risk.
February 7, 2024
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Toyota's Cheating; Boeing's Wheel Falls Off; Skyscraper in OKC? | Today in Manufacturing Ep. 155
Also on the podcast, GM delays shift for Lions, Musk says human received Neuralink implant, BMW adds humanoid robots, guardrails can't handle EVs and Kubota hit with record "Made in USA" penalty.
February 5, 2024
Technology & Software
Security Breach: Tech Debt and the Unsexy Side of Cybersecurity
How the legacy of OT innovation contributes to cyber challenges.
February 1, 2024
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The Business Case for Sustainable Products
Before sustainability was trendy, there was Sellars; how â and why â the company has gone all-in on green since 1985.
January 31, 2024
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Toyota Company Won't Reopen Factories; Space Station Blows Up; Ford Cuts Lightning Production | Today in Manufacturing Ep. 154
Also on the podcast, shattered helmet "did its job," MIT's hydrogen motorcycle, Apple car delayed again, billionaire funds new EV startup and a popcorn-based curriculum gains steam.
January 29, 2024
Technology & Software
What Happens When a Smart Torque Wrench Gets Hacked
Two recent vulnerabilities, one traditional and one frighteningly unique, could reshape industrial cybersecurity.
January 25, 2024
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Hertz Trades EVs for Gas; Lockheed Busts Sonic Booms; Tesla Raises Factory Wages | Today in Manufacturing Ep. 153
Also on the podcast, EV drivers have problems in subzero weather, Stellantis cuts 539 temp workers, John Deere partners with SpaceX, dirt-powered fuel cell runs forever, Miller Lite debuts beer mints and Tesla trademarks Cyberhammer.
January 22, 2024
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Security Breach: AI, ChatGPT Fueling Surge in Ransomware
Elevated social engineering, more connections and growing extortion amounts will drive attack growth.
January 17, 2024