management
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PLANT launches 2019 Manufacturers’ Outlook survey
Be part of this important executive study of Canadian industry challenges and trends.
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Advancing plant design: Focus on people, flow and the future
Workplaces should attract and sustain top talent while being adaptable to change.
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Prepare for an attack: Lessons learned from Verizon-Yahoo ordeal
Without adequate remedial action in place, cyber attacks can impact organizations in many ways.
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Building better supervisors: certificate program boosts plant floor leadership
The EMC-Harvard course develops critical thinking, leadership and management skills, while delivering ROI and other benefits.
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Your participation in the 2017 EMC-PLANT salary survey is vital!
Salary information, kept strictly confidential, will help us compare manufacturing remuneration to industry averages.
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Learning curve: not on the customer’s time
If a company is willing to let employees look incompetent in front of customers, it’s going to lose revenue when they go elsewhere.
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Check under the hood: make it part of your due diligence process
Failure to assess cyber risks can lead to litigation and a depreciated value of the acquisition.
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Securing the supply chain: hackers may target vendors to access your network
With the push towards automation and digitization of the supply chain, cyber risks can be significant.
Two thirds of employed Canadians are workplace flight risks: survey
“The Uninspireds”, “The Casual Daters” and “The Dissed” are looking for greener pastures.
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Benefits of vibration monitoring
Vibration measurements relate to the probability of equipment bearing failure.
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Secure your plant
Managing risk posed by hackers that target IIOT.
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Performance issues?
Be clear about what drives the behaviour.
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Operating globally?
OECD guidelines cover what you need to know.
CME launches manufacturing management certificate with Athabasca U
Four-week course to be delivered online.
Does your team need an attitude adjustment?
How to get the people process right
