Manufacturing Problem-Solving Technology 
Success
MARCH 14, 2023
James Dyson’s inspiration: solve an everyday problem In 1978, while vacuuming his home in Bathford, England, he noticed that the bag in his Hoover upright quickly became clogged with dust and lost its suction. Instead, he devoted his life to developing and marketing a new vacuum technology. They were too afraid.”
Work Life
JULY 22, 2024
“My empathy for the problems people face on the front line is very high,” he says, adding: “Given that I was on the receiving side of requests from headquarters, I generally bash bureaucracy a lot.” He says such leaders often have to be more creative and innovative in the way they solve problems.
Success
MAY 16, 2023
Our idea was to solve all of those problems with one click. Today, we work with most of the top 10 kitchen appliance manufacturers. How do they take their brands and contextually offer them as solutions to problems? With technology advancing so rapidly, how do you keep your competitive edge with SideChef?
Work Life
JULY 31, 2024
Christopher Salem , business acceleration strategist, Sustainable Success Coaching & Consulting Repurposing excess inventory into a partnership solution Years ago, a manufacturer I worked for experienced a major inventory problem with an international vendor. At the Ling app, we found ourselves struggling with the same issue.
Success
JUNE 4, 2022
He popularized the idea that problem-solving and innovation are enhanced by harnessing a group’s collective knowledge and building on each other’s ideas. Technology has enabled brainstorming to be conducted in new ways such as “hackathons.” He also argues that “problems often need multiple perspectives.”
Workplace Insight
NOVEMBER 21, 2023
In the UK, some of the top industries hiring for AI-related roles are administrative and support services, professional services, technology, manufacturing and finance. According to the report’s authors, “it’s not just about introducing the technology, businesses will also need to ensure their workforce is AI-ready.
Work Life
AUGUST 7, 2024
The influential futurist Roy Amara noted that as a society we often overestimate how technology will change the world in the short run and undersell its effect in the long run. Instead, he was all but demanding his team use the technology because, in his estimate, the tool made them 30–40% more productive.
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