“For the best return on your money, pour your purse into your head.”
― Benjamin Franklin
In this fast-paced world with digital transformation and changing needs and demands, it has become imperative to acquire new skills and increase knowledge. This applies to almost all industries, including manufacturing, and more so because it has a high percentage of senior workers.
It is essential for manufacturing companies to bring their senior staff up to speed, ensure they keep pace with the latest developments, and provide them the learning and training they need. And one of the best ways to achieve these goals is to invest in the future of learning. This will help manufacturing companies build business resilience, reduce the skill gap, and secure their future success.
Tags: From Harbinger's Thought Leadership Forum