To troubleshoot economic growth and prosper, manufacturers are turning to survival due to the ongoing logistical side effects of COVID-19 – particularly supply chain instability, transportation challenges, labor shortages and inflation.
Due to the pandemic, the lives of many manufacturers have come into trouble, but to avoid all these problems, people are adopting digital transformation. Technologies such as cloud computing, robotic process automation, low-code development and more are at the heart of this digital evolution, giving manufacturers endless opportunities to explore new solutions.
Focusing on Consumer Driven Manufacturing
Changing consumer demand also leads to rapid developments in technology, making it a little more difficult for manufacturers to provide in-demand products and services.
Predictable, Consistent Supply Chain
The supply and demand of the market fluctuate. Disruptions are common and costly, but many manufacturers are working on models to make supply chain and logistics more predictable.
Connected services
A manufacturer must always pay attention to what they offer to their customers. Connected services are additional offerings that are based on Internet-enabled products such as healthcare devices, vehicles, hand tools, machinery and even turbines.
