Summary
American manufacturing is attracting renewed investment. Companies are reconsidering where products are made, expanding domestic capacity and bringing some production closer to home. However, the reshoring workforce needed to support that growth may prove just as...
A new Washtenaw Community College clean room environment set to open this fall, along with training through a National Science Foundation project, will help prepare students for careers in Michigan’s growing microelectronics sector, including semiconductor-related...
More businesses than ever are embracing a digital transformation. Cloud-based systems, big data and AI are creating a flood of new opportunities to operate more effectively and better understand your customers. But is your business prepared to tackle the new risks...
As reshoring accelerates U.S. manufacturing investment, workforce capacity is emerging as a critical constraint, making earlier planning for skilled technicians, engineers, machinists, and other specialized talent essential to turning new facilities and technology into production.
Washtenaw Community College is expanding semiconductor workforce training with a new Advanced Manufacturing Clean Room and $200,000 in NSF-supported funding for hands-on AI and semiconductor manufacturing workshops, strengthening pathways into Michigan’s growing microelectronics sector.
As more businesses embrace cloud-based systems and AI to stay competitive, they become exposed to new technology risks including failed implementations, data security, shadow AI and vendor issues.
