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Cybersecurity Fundamentals for Material Handling
Article from MHI Solutions Magazine AS SUJIT MOITRA, vice president of enterprise technology at MHI member Top Hat Engineering, reflects on present‑day cybersecurity, he believes the material handling industry must look beyond traditions. In fact, he stresses that cybersecurity—within modern […]
Securing the Smart Warehouse: Cyber Defense for the Connected Supply Chain
Article from MHI Solutions Magazine WAREHOUSES HAVE UNDERGONE a dramatic transformation over the past decade. What were once primarily manual environments are now dense, digitally orchestrated ecosystems powered by connected devices—barcode scanners, radiofrequency identification (RFID) readers, autonomous mobile robots (AMRs), […]
Helping to Get the Best Bang for the Buck for Boeing—and Taxpayers
Article from MHI Solutions Magazine EVEN AS A teenager, Carolina Remond was hooked on supply chain logistics, and that’s why she chose to attend the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville. “I knew in high school that I wanted to pursue […]
The Value of Systems Integrators
Article from MHI Solutions Magazine WHILE REFLECTING ONÂ her past experiences, Amanda Vernaglia, director of target development at MHI member Rehrig Pacific Company, has found that “systems integrators know their designs and systems very well.” On the other hand, end users […]
Stronger Together: How Academia and Industry Are Shaping the Future Workforce
Article from MHI Solutions Magazine AS SUPPLY CHAINS become more complex, technology‑driven and essential to global economies, the demand for a skilled and adaptable workforce continues to rise. Meeting this demand requires more than traditional hiring strategies; it requires intentional […]
Who’s Walking the Show Floor?
Article from MHI Solutions Magazine WALK THE AISLES at any recent ProMat and MODEX, and one thing is immediately clear: the audience is changing. Exhibitors are engaging with a more diverse mix of attendees than ever before—from first‑time visitors and early‑career […]
