Jul 29 | CHEM Blog
These days, manufacturers have their heads in the cloud because cloud computing promises to drastically improve the ability of companies to drive manufacturing efficiencies.
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Jul 27 | CHEM Blog
It seems likely that those opposing technology’s role in agricultural production will continue to advance their efforts to restrict its use in other areas of the food chain.
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Jul 27 | CHEM Blog
Veteran workers and managers can represent a challenge — when workers get comfortable with the way things are run, they meet any change with vehement opposition.
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Jul 26 | CHEM Blog
If a change at the top can help the company accelerate its obligations to the Gulf’s recovery and its own recovery, we may finally see that seeds of future recovery have been sown.
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Jul 26 | CHEM Blog
Many argue that policymakers should reform the tax code to assist — not punish — the manufacturing sector, which is a key to U.S. innovation, productivity and well-paying jobs.
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Jul 20 | CHEM Blog
We can never ask ourselves to save the world alone, but it doesn’t mean that we shouldn’t even try to make it better …
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Jul 19 | CHEM Blog
In the food industry, the phrases “natural,” “organic” and “locally grown” appear to have significant marketing caché. Are consumers willing to pay more for these monikers on a label.
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Jul 15 | CHEM Blog
Before, supervision of suppliers in distant lands was lax or non-existent. It is not so today, as risk-based models drive the direction of regulatory agency inspections.
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Jul 14 | CHEM Blog
When a catastrophe occurs, it’s because we have compromised, and when big profit is involved, the willingness to compromise becomes dangerously easier.
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Jul 13 | CHEM Blog
In upping our technological base, turning to automation and implementing technology that requires a firm grasp on mathematics and engineering principles, we have alienated an eager work force.
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