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Manufacturers are modernizing fast. Their supply chains may not be ready.

Most manufacturers are investing in automation and digital tools, but 43% say their supply chains are not ready for the pace of change, survey results show.

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Manufacturers are investing in technologies that promise to make production faster and more responsive. The benefits, however, may depend on whether materials and finished products can move at the pace those factories require. Two manufacturing surveys released in 2026 point to a potential mismatch between technological ambition and the physical networks supporting it. In Corning

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Manufacturers are modernizing fast. Their supply chains may not be ready.

WSI reports that manufacturers are modernizing rapidly, but their supply chains may struggle to keep pace, revealing a significant mismatch in modernization efforts.

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Lincoln Journal Star broke the news in Cherokee County, United States on Tuesday, September 29, 2026.
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