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Manufacturing Competitiveness

Do you have what it takes?

The recent economic downturn has brought increased focus on the global manufacturing industry and the solid foundation it provides in value creation and jobs which are key aspects of a strong, resilient economy for all countries.

Globalization and technology are just two of the many factors that have changed the face of manufacturing. Energy, sustainability, resources, and talent are also becoming priorities for manufacturers as these companies look to future growth. Governments around the world are recognizing the need to develop and support an over-arching strategy in support of manufacturing for growth, economic stability, and global competitiveness. Policy changes, public-private collaboration, and talent development must be viewed as critical success factors for manufacturing.

The Global Manufacturing Competitiveness Initiative seeks to identify the greatest source of competitive advantage for manufacturers today and expectations for the future.

Competitiveness-related challenges and opportunities

Below are recent publications discussing the important factors contributing to manufacturing competitiveness.  Conducted in collaboration with the Council on Competitiveness and based on in-depth research and interviews with executives from a number of sectors, these reports outline both the competitiveness-related challenges and opportunities facing manufacturers today.

Watch, listen and learn

Craig Giffi Leaders from Deloitte and the Council on Competitiveness share their views on the Global Competitiveness in Manufacturing.
Watch their videos
Dbriefs image Q4 2011  Register to join our monthly Dbriefs webcasts on the topic of  Manufacturing, including competitiveness and more.

Featured insights

Silver globe image Consistent characteristics of competitive manufacturers (Industryweek.com)
By: Craig Giffi, Chairman, DTTL Global Manufacturing Industry

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  • Craig Giffi
  • Pat Conroy
  • Tom Captain

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