Organizations continue to invest in AI, automation, and modern applications, while the lack of alignment on technology across the organization leads to failing transformation efforts. In a recent Forbes Business Council article, Cory McNeley shares his...
Savvy businesses wouldn’t hire a chief financial officer who had never taken accounting, or recruit a music major as a product engineer. Why is it, then, that so many organizations fill quality control positions with people who have no formal subject matter education?...
How Universities Are Preparing Engineers for the Future of Manufacturing Walk into almost any aerospace, automotive, or defense manufacturer that has recently adopted additive manufacturing and ask who championed it. The answer is often the recent graduate—the one who...
Digital transformation succeeds when organizations align people, processes, data, and governance around measurable business outcomes—not simply by investing in new technology.
Investing in formal quality science education equips employees with practical, industry-relevant skills that reduce costly errors, improve efficiency, strengthen customer trust, and deliver measurable ROI for manufacturers.
Engineers who gain hands-on additive manufacturing experience during their education are driving faster industrial 3D printing adoption by bringing practical expertise and confidence into the workplace.
