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6 days ago | 
thomasnet.com | Nolan Beilstein |Audrey Altmann
Tesla will abandon the Range Extender for its Cybertruck, according to emails obtained by Electrek. The electric vehicle maker informed customers who placed a “non-refundable” deposit on the product that they will receive a refund. In the email, Tesla stated it is “no longer planning to sell the Range Extender for the Cybertruck.”The announcement comes about a month after Electrek reported that Tesla had “quietly removed” the Range Extender from its online configurator.
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1 week ago | 
manufacturing.net | Nolan Beilstein
LAS VEGAS – If a company’s supply chain relies on China, it would behoove them to make alternative plans. That was the message delivered by Gene Marks, president of software development company The Marks Group, at this year’s Epicor Insights conference.
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1 week ago | 
mbtmag.com | Nolan Beilstein
LAS VEGAS – If a company’s supply chain relies on China, it would behoove them to make alternative plans. That was the message delivered by Gene Marks, president of software development company The Marks Group, at this year’s Epicor Insights conference.
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1 week ago | 
ien.com | Nolan Beilstein
LAS VEGAS – If a company’s supply chain relies on China, it would behoove them to make alternative plans. That was the message delivered by Gene Marks, president of software development company The Marks Group, at this year’s Epicor Insights conference.
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1 week ago | 
inddist.com | Nolan Beilstein
LAS VEGAS – If a company’s supply chain relies on China, it would behoove them to make alternative plans. That was the message delivered by Gene Marks, president of software development company The Marks Group, at this year’s Epicor Insights conference.
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1 week ago | 
impomag.com | Nolan Beilstein
LAS VEGAS – If a company’s supply chain relies on China, it would behoove them to make alternative plans. That was the message delivered by Gene Marks, president of software development company The Marks Group, at this year’s Epicor Insights conference.
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1 week ago | 
medicaldesigndevelopment.com | Nolan Beilstein
Many manufacturers are questioning how to attract Gen Z talent as the industry faces labor shortages and a skills gap. In this Q&A, Emily Orwaru, an enterprise technology and performance consultant at Deloitte, describes how in-person interactions and authentic storytelling can captivate the younger workforce.
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1 week ago | 
thomasnet.com | Nolan Beilstein |Audrey Altmann
Consumer goods company Kimberly-Clark announced a five-year, $2 billion investment to expand its U.S. manufacturing capacity, citing a demand surge for its brands, including Kleenex tissue, Huggies diapers, and Scott kitchen towels. The investment will support a new manufacturing site in Warren, Ohio, and the addition of an automated distribution center to an existing location in Beech Island, South Carolina.
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1 week ago | 
ien.com | Nolan Beilstein |Anna Wells |David Mantey
Editor's note: Download and listen to the audio version below and click here to subscribe to the Today in Manufacturing podcast. The Today in Manufacturing Podcast is brought to you by the editors of Manufacturing.net and Industrial Equipment News (IEN). This week's episode is brought to you by the IDC MarketScape 2024 CRM Platform Vendor Assessment from SugarCRM. Providing personalized and user-friendly experiences for B2B customers is critical for retaining lasting business relationships.
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1 week ago | 
thomasnet.com | Nolan Beilstein |Audrey Altmann
Waymo and Toyota announced a preliminary deal to explore a partnership focused on developing and deploying autonomous driving technology. The companies plan to combine technologies and expertise to advance next-generation personally owned vehicles (POV) and build a new autonomous vehicle platform. Waymo offers its autonomous ride-hailing Waymo One service in Los Angeles, San Francisco, Austin, and Phoenix.
