Manufacturing

Which countries are best prepared for the future of production?

A robot operates at a production line during a tour of an REC solar panel manufacturing plant in Singapore May 5, 2017. Picture taken May 5, 2017.  REUTERS/Edgar Su - RC125CEAAB70

Grasping the future: The Fourth Industrial Revolution will change the nature of manufacturing Image: REUTERS/Edgar Su

Helena Leurent
Director-General, Consumers International
Johan C. Aurik
Partner and Chairman Emeritus, Kearney
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Figure 1: Readiness Diagnostic Model Framework
Figure 2: Readiness Archetypes

Figure 3: Global Map of the Readiness for the Future of Production Assessment Results

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