Estrategia y perspectivas en el sector Industrial. Por PwC. - Seguridad Mania.com - España y América Latina

 

 

 

 

More problems could be in the offing. New nationalist governments around the world, including the United States, are threatening to further undermine the free flow of goods, creating more uncertainty and constraints upon manufacturing growth. The ripple effects of any attempts to reset trade agreements would be felt in the industrial manufacturing sector; manufacturers with plants in Mexico and China could see their business models decline quickly under the weight of increased import duties and tariffs.

 

The Fork in the Road

 

Many will take a wait-and-see approach, delaying capital expenditure investments until more clarity on actual policies emerges. However, world-class industrial manufacturers will become more aggressive and deliberate in their investments in these challenging times to capitalize on the opportunities and leapfrog their competition. Which will you choose – to hope to survive or to take charge and thrive?  

 

The Path Forward to Profit

 

To realize productivity gains and profit, industrial manufacturers must invest today with these goals in mind:

 

- Be able to manage a superabundance of new data generated by automation and the IIoT so that it becomes truly useful and not merely overwhelming;

- Adapt technology to run their supply chains and operations more seamlessly;

- Monetize digitization;