ERP Today Live! with IFS

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Key Takeaways

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The manufacturing industry is facing a significant skills shortage, with many workers nearing retirement and a growing demand for advanced technical skills.

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The concept of the 'connected worker' is emerging as a vital solution to address workforce challenges, enhancing productivity and collaboration in manufacturing environments.

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Experts emphasize that adapting to workforce trends and leveraging technologies like connected worker platforms can help manufacturers navigate the ongoing transition and improve operational efficiency.

Maggie Slowik, global industry director of Manufacturing at IFS and Aïchatou Hélène Abdou, director and channel partner at Poka, share upcoming manufacturing workforce trends and how the connected worker will shape this industry.

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Key Takeaways

⇨ The manufacturing industry is facing a significant skills shortage, with many workers nearing retirement and a growing demand for advanced technical skills.

⇨ The concept of the 'connected worker' is emerging as a vital solution to address workforce challenges, enhancing productivity and collaboration in manufacturing environments.

⇨ Experts emphasize that adapting to workforce trends and leveraging technologies like connected worker platforms can help manufacturers navigate the ongoing transition and improve operational efficiency.

Key Topics Discussed

⇨

The manufacturing industry is facing a significant skills shortage, with many workers nearing retirement and a growing demand for advanced technical skills.

⇨

The concept of the 'connected worker' is emerging as a vital solution to address workforce challenges, enhancing productivity and collaboration in manufacturing environments.

⇨

Experts emphasize that adapting to workforce trends and leveraging technologies like connected worker platforms can help manufacturers navigate the ongoing transition and improve operational efficiency.