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Read about some of the other exciting MHI updates detailed in the latest issue of MHI Solutions, including interesting follow-up on two scholarship winners:

MHI Annual Industry Report

CLARK Material Handling Company Celebrates 100 Years in Material Handling

MHI Announces 2017 MHI Executive Summit Speakers

MHI Announces Speakers for the 2017 MHI Annual Conference

MHI Announces Plans for New Solution Center at MODEX 2018

Pat Davison Named MHI Director of Education and Standards

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Scholarship Winner Kaleb Moore, East Carolina University

Scholarship Winner Peter Scheutzow, Clarkson University


According to the recently released 2018 MHI Annual Industry Report, “Overcoming Barriers to NextGen Supply Chain Adoption,” eight out of ten survey respondents believe these supply chains will be the predominant model within just five years. However, the report found that the adoption of some of these technologies was slower than originally reported when MHI started the annual report in 2014. The report cites three top barriers to adoption of these technologies: 1. Making the business case for NextGen supply chain investments. 2. Tackling the supply chain skills gap and workforce shortage. 3. Building trust and security in digital, always-on supply chains. This issue of MHI Solutions focuses on the adoption of these digital solutions, from best practices in robotics and artificial intelligence to blockchain and innovations in last mile delivery.

Industry Headlines

NextGen Supply Chain: Predictive Maintenance and Smart Glasses

Supply Chain Management Review-These nextgen technologies promise to improve maintenance, repair and [...]

New Video ? Reducing Costs with Repurposed Materials

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Safe Passage: New Video from ProGMA

The Protective Guarding Manufacturers Association (ProGMA), a product group within MHI, has launched [...]

MHI Solutions Website, MHISolutionsmag.com, Is One-Stop Shop for MHI Media

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3-D Printing Is the Future of Factories (for Real This Time)

WIRED-3-D printers are now making metal parts, which may catapult this invention back into the spotl [...]

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