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Nearly six in ten Australians working in food and beverage manufacturing, 58.4%, believe their organisation is becoming less productive, despite continued investment in workplace technology.

Nearly six in 10 Australians working in food and beverage manufacturing (58.4%) believe their organisation is becoming less productive, despite continued investment in workplace technology, according to new research commissioned by global management consultancy Argon & Co.

Propel has published research on how manufacturers expect MCP-connected AI to improve operations. The survey covered 400 senior manufacturing leaders across several industries.

Misconfigurations remain widespread in the manufacturing sector, including internet-accessible remote-access software, a new report found.

Manufacturers in the B2B space are increasingly adopting marketing automation to keep up with competition and improve efficiency. Many have experienced significant gains in lead generation and conversion rates due to this technology. Those who have not implemented automation risk falling behind in the rapidly evolving market environment.

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Welcome to the IndustryWeek Weekly Review, where we regularly share with you the top read, watched or listened to editorial content on IndustryWeek.com over the previous seven days. This latest edition is topped by our report on the 2026 IW 500, the 500 leading publicly held, U.S. manufacturing companies based on annual revenue. As you…

Add to Google Preferred Sources More than eight out of ten large South Korean manufacturing companies have adopted or plan to adopt physical AI, including robots and autonomous vehicles, according to a new survey. Companies that have already implemented the technology primarily use automated guided vehicles (AGVs) and autonomous mobile robots (AMRs), while those planning…

Almost a third of UK manufacturers (30%) experienced a cyber incident over the past year, either directly or through their supply chain. Despite this, the sector’s cyber resilience maturity remains far from optimal, according to a new report by Make UK.