Advanced technologies such as artificial intelligence, robotics, and data analytics are transforming the manufacturing industry. These cutting-edge tools are improving efficiency in various aspects of operations, including office productivity, inventory management, supply chain logistics, and plant operations. By focusing on cost management, productivity improvements, and advancements in logistics, these technologies are empowering managers and workers to achieve higher performance levels and effectively navigate complex challenges beyond the organization’s boundaries.
As part of the thirteenth annual John Hazen White Forum on Public Policy, Governance Studies at Brookings is hosting a panel discussion on July 15. The discussion will explore the organizational, policy, and geopolitical implications of integrating technology into manufacturing operations and management. Viewers have the opportunity to submit questions for the speakers by emailing [email protected] or through Twitter using the handle @BrookingsGov and the hashtag #TechAndManufacturing.
To attend the event in person, registration is required. Guests at Brookings must confirm their state of health before entering the venue. Visitors are prohibited from entering if they are feeling unwell or experiencing symptoms commonly associated with COVID-19; recently tested positive for the virus without meeting the CDC’s criteria for resuming normal activities; or have been advised by a healthcare professional to avoid spaces where not all individuals may be vaccinated.
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