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Hosted by Unknown Host · business · EN · 437 episodes
Great Question: A Manufacturing Podcast offers news and information for the people who make, store and move things and those who manage and maintain the facilities where that work gets done. Manufacturers from chemical producers to automakers to machine shops can listen for critical insights into the technologies, economic conditions and best practices that can influence how to best run facilities to reach operational excellence. Contributing to the podcast are 14 seasoned manufacturing journalists from Endeavor Business Media’s Manufacturing Group
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Episode #437
Manufacturing leaders face a hidden cost: fragmented data. This sponsored podcast episode, recorded with guest Keith Dunnell, VP, Global Head of Manufacturing Industry GTM at ServiceNow, is for operations leaders, security teams, and plant managers who know fragmentation is slowing them down but aren't sure how to fix it. This podcast is sponsored by ServiceNow.
Episode #441
In a few weeks, the 2026 IndustryWeek Operations Leadership Summit brings together manufacturing leaders responsible for turning strategy into measurable performance. The Summit, held in Spartanburg SC from Oct. 20-22, will deliver practical, real-world insights on the challenges that matter most, from building stronger teams and sustaining continuous improvement to adopting AI and emerging technologies, strengthening safety cultures, and achieving operational excellence. In this episode of Great Question: A Manufacturing Podcast, IndustryWeek editors Thomas Wilk and Jill Jusko as well as Smart Industry's Scott Achelpohl preview the highlights, including plant tours at BMW and Spartanburg Steel, and the presentation of the 2026 Best Plants Awards.
Episode #440
Recently, over 91,000 manufacturing professionals roamed vast exhibit halls in pursuit of technologies to make their enterprises more efficient, productive, competitive, or connected. Whether they realized it or not - all of them were looking for “manufacturing technology.” Why is this label so elastic? At IMTS 2026, 1,788 exhibitors filled 1.17 million square feet of floor space with new applications in machining, programming, software, toolmaking, automation, plus networking, product design, market development, and more. In this episode of Great Question: A Manufacturing Podcast, American Machinist's Robert Brooks talks with IndustryWeek's Thomas Wilk about the insights collected by our visit to IMTS 2026, and what our impressions indicate about new technology and manufacturing trends.
Episode #439
The yard is no longer just the space between transportation and warehousing. It's where safety, execution, and business performance intersect. In this episode, YMX Logistics' Adam Buttgenbach discusses why yard operations are becoming an increasing focus for EHS leaders and how companies can move from reactive risk management to a more coordinated, proactive approach. This podcast is sponsored by YMX Logistics.
Episode #438
Manufacturing Extension Partnerships, state organizations that help small and medium-sized manufacturers , have been in the news in recent months as some saw their federal funding suspended or delayed. Things are looking better in the latest round of award s, however, as the funds have been delivered on time, and suspended funding was restored to Ohio. In this episode of Great Question: A Manufacturing Podcast, Carrie Hines of the American Small Manufacturers Coalition talks about the future of the MEP program and the services that these centers provide.
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