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Manufacturing Leaders Discuss Workforce Challenges in Automation Transition

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 19
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During ABI’s Manufacturing Conference on October 13, Tom Cox, president of SSAB Americas, moderated a panel that included Mary Landuis, president of Lisle Corp. The discussion centered on the challenges manufacturers face when adopting new technology. Leaders stated that successful adoption requires people-centered paths, strong leadership, and involving experienced workers.

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The discussion highlights that the primary hurdle in automation is not technology access but managing the transition and retaining institutional knowledge. This impacts how manufacturers manage labor costs and maintain operational continuity.

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Who's involved

  • Tom CoxPresident of SSAB Americas, who moderated the manufacturing conference

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