Manufacturing and Distribution

Two proven tools can help your manufacturing company better navigate today’s uncertainties. First, rolling forecasts facilitate greater ongoing control over finances than a traditional, static budget. Second, financial modeling can provide valuable guidance amid evolving circumstances by testing how various assumptions are likely to unfold.

As advanced manufacturing processes increasingly rely on technology, the demand for highly skilled workers continues to grow. To stand out to these candidates, your manufacturing company must build a compelling employer brand that highlights career growth opportunities, investment in technology and a commitment to employee well-being.

Moving your manufacturing business/production, back to the United States is no small endeavor and comes with many factors to consider before making the move.

Addressing manufacturing cybersecurity risks is more critical than ever for manufacturers as they increasingly integrate advanced technologies into their operations. While these innovations boost productivity, they also expand potential areas for cyberattacks.

For manufacturers, knowing product profitability for individual items is essential for strategic decision-making and long-term success. While total revenue can provide a sense of overall product performance, profitability analysis can deliver a clearer picture of which products contribute the most (and the least) to your bottom line.