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- Sep 9, 2026
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Reshoring Pains; Hackers Hit Boston Scientific: So That Happened (opens the original)
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Editor’s note: Welcome to So That Happened, our editors’ takes on things going on in the manufacturing world that deserve some extra attention. This will appear regularly in the Member’s Only section of the site. Medical device manufacturer Boston Scientific announced on August 25 that it had been the target of a cyberattack that took networks offline and impacted the processing and shipping of customer orders. The company promptly filed a Form 8-K with the SEC, revealing that the disruption of
2026 IndustryWeek Best Plants Winners: Four Factories Rise to the Challenge of Manufacturing Excellence (opens the original)
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It’s celebration season at IndustryWeek. We’ve just concluded our latest IndustryWeek Best Plant Awards competition, an annual effort to showcase operational excellence taking place at manufacturing plants across North America. Good manufacturing operations aren’t hard to find. Plenty of facilities are doing things right—taking steps to improve quality, reduce waste and improve on-time delivery. IW Best Plants winners take it a step further, however. IW Best Plants winners share a belief that ev
Lean Myth No. 8: More Lean Training Creates a Lean Culture (opens the original)
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Can you have an organization full of people who understand lean, but still have a terrible lean culture? “The answer is absolutely,” says Dr. Mohamed Saleh. “I've seen it and it's one of the things why I resist just pushing training for the sake of training, because knowing lean isn't the same as living lean.” In this episode of Behind the Curtain: Adventures in Continuous Improvement, cohosts Saleh and John Dyer address the myth that lean training creates a lean culture. It’s a continuation of
Snack-Sized EVs for DoorDash? Thanks, Rivian: So That Happened (opens the original)
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Editor’s note: Welcome to So That Happened, our editors’ takes on things going on in the manufacturing world that deserve some extra attention. This will appear regularly in the Member’s Only section of the site. The Kraft Heinz Co. is moving to New York—the New York Stock Exchange, that is. The food manufacturer, whose brands include Velveeta, Jell-O and Lunchables, announced that it will transfer its common stock to the NYSE from the Nasdaq, with trading set to begin on Sept. 14. The ticker sy
Behind the Curtain: Adventures in Continuous Improvement: Back to the Beginning (opens the original)
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Summer is waning, kids are going back to school, and John Dyer and Dr. Mohamed Saleh are taking a break from Behind the Curtain: Adventures in Continuous Improvement, the podcast they launched to share wisdom and opinions gained from a combined more than 60 years of continuous improvement expertise. In this “best of” episode, we are revisiting their first installment of Behind the Curtain, where the duo addresses essential ingredients and common pitfalls to successful team-based continuous impro
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