Steven Bonacorsi

The major trends in Quality Management have shifted to Six Sigma and Lean methodologies to ensure greater efficiency in processes. And, in alignment with changes in the global economic landscape, organizations across the world are on the lookout for more capable and skilled Quality Management experts.

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SSON has been tracking the manufacturing industry’s evolution from Shared Services to Global Business Services. It is clear that manufacturing as a whole stands on the verge of a new era, one that is stuck between the push and pull of growing and innovating, while faced with limited resources.

With trade deficits in labor-intensive goods approaching unheard of levels, manufacturing companies around the world are being challenged to dissect every aspect of their business. The more progressive among them have already realized that to compete effectively they need to reevaluate how they run their businesses, from the inside out.

Manufacturers are learning to collaborate more closely with stakeholders, prioritizing customer service and learning how to leverage value from plant-based workforces that are propelling leading companies to the front of their respective peer groups.

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