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The Future Of Manufacturing | Ep 4 | Kathy Wengel: The Workforce of the Future

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At a time when technology is rapidly transforming supply chains, how will today’s workers continue to play a central role in developing the manufacturing factories of the future?

Kathy Wengel, Executive Vice-President and Chief Global Supply Chain Officer, Johnson and Johnson, explores how having an overall digital strategy is essential to defining how humans continue to play an essential role alongside technologies of the future.

The Future of Advanced Manufacturing video series profiles leading global thinkers on the major trends shaping advanced manufacturing. Each episode explores topics such as frontier technologies, sustainable manufacturing and the workforce of the future.

Learn more about the work of the World Economic Forum on advanced manufacturing here:
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sustainable global goals, climate change, sustainability
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