By: Workforge’s Alex Ball AI and automation are transforming food manufacturing leaving leaders and front-line workers excited, confused, concerned and a little lost and that’s ok. Change will never slow
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By: Workforge’s Alex Ball AI and automation are transforming food manufacturing leaving leaders and front-line workers excited, confused, concerned and a little lost and that’s ok. Change will never slow
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As I sipped my coffee this morning before going to work, I learned on the news that Nvidia had surpassed Amazon in market capitalization yesterday. My first thought was, who
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I’ve thought it many times, and who knows, maybe some of the times I was right. “I know what my customer wants.” But do I really? With twenty-five years on
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Actually, no. FPSA’s Production Line Program has never consisted of making donuts but it’s a great tagline and sometimes I feel like Fred the Baker (that was his name!), getting
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On October 24th, Pedro Medina of Haystack Data Solutions sat with Andy Drennan of FPSA to discuss the importance of data for the food industry and how processors can make
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If you were in Chicago two weeks ago today, you’d have seen the name EATS plastered everywhere at Process Expo. No, it’s not some new food brand … or maybe
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Talk about coming down to the wire. One company tells me we can’t produce the pet treats ahead of the show in their facility due to USDA regulations. Another would
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FPSA Press Release For Immediate Release October 4, 2023 FPSA announces creation of new network FOR DESIGN BUILD FIRMS McLean, VA – The Food Processing Suppliers Association (FPSA) today announced
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This afternoon I was reading a report from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics and saw a statistic that surprised me, even though I’m not sure it should have. According
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Workforce Solutions According to RSM study What’s Driving the Middle Market Talent Gap, by 2030 there will be a global talent shortage of more than 85 million people with demand
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