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Sales Transformation and the Consequences of 'Wild West' Selling

Long-term business improvement requires a combination of strategy, tools and execution.

Trash Mountain Could Burst into Flames Any Minute

How supply chain disruptions and staffing shortages created a ticking time bomb.

5 Minutes with ID: Why Distributors Need Corporate Performance Management

Armanino believes that manufacturers, distributors and wholesalers today need to stay lean and agile without neglecting product innovation.

Workers Flee Manufacturing City; Coke Engineer Sentenced; Chemical Plant Blast | Today in Manufacturing Ep. 67

Foxconn Could Take Over Lordstown; Big Strike in Midwest; Mini Urban Airports | Today in Manufacturing Ep. 66

AGCO Suffers Ransomware Attack

Preventing Ransomware Attacks Through Cyber Maintenance

War Over Cement Plant, Datsun Dies, Tesla Robot's Big Potential | Today in Manufacturing Ep. 65

Also on the podcast, GE building world's largest concrete 3D printer, Boeing upset over Air Force One deal, Lockheed's aggressive hiring, green ooze factory to be demolished and masks used to make stronger concrete.

Amazon Posts $3.8B Loss

The company reported its slowest growth since the dot-com bust two decades ago.

'The Industry's Attack Surface Has Exploded'

Expanded connectivity has produced security gaps that are easy money for hackers.

EV Warnings from BMW & Rivian; Plane to Fly 9,200 mph; Bidding Over Mystery Company | Today in Manufacturing Ep. 64

Also on the podcast, Lucid unveils planet's most powerful EV, buyers get priced out of new vehicles, border inspections cause gridlock and Lucky Charms faces investigation.

Amazon Sued Over Warehouse Destroyed by Tornado

Drivers say they were threatened with termination after attempting to leave and seek shelter.

Auto Parts Maker to Close Ohio Plant, Slash 600 Jobs

The factory is one of the city's largest employers.

Security Breach: 'The Bad Guys Are Smart, Too'

Ransomware and the realities of defending against criminals that usually don't get caught.

The Auto Industry's Next Supply Chain Crisis

The semiconductor shortage could be a "small appetizer" for what's ahead.

'Suspicious' Potato Grenade; Driverless Taxi Pulled Over; Kmart Nears Extinction | Today in Manufacturing Ep. 63

Also on the podcast, warehouses pay $2.50 per hour in California, "world's" first cannabis breathalyzer, heavy EVs pose accident risks, freight railroad problems and injuries up as Amazon pledges to be "Earth's safest."

DDoS Attacks - (Part II): Preparation is Prevention

Distributed Denial of Service and ransomware attackers present worthy, but defeatable enemies.

DDoS Attacks (Part 1): 'They're Super Easy and Free'

Complex tactics, simplified tools means more attacks aimed at shutting down equipment, networks and data access.

Amazon Alleges Interference in NYC Union Victory

The e-commerce giant suggested that the union interfered with workers who were waiting in line to cast ballots.