While previous industrial revolutions were primarily driven by technological advancements, the emergence of Industry 5.0 is much more people focused. It's not defined by a single technological advancement but by a renewed focus on the human element. This era marks a crucial and overdue transition toward human-centric manufacturing operations, processes and businesses as a whole.

Her focus will be focus on expanding its food and beverage and consumer products portfolio within the industrial & manufacturing market.

With explosive growth in the industry, food brands and original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) are working hard to add younger employees and leverage older workers or mentors.

The campaign seeks to connect students and jobseekers with employers as a solution to the growing labor shortage in the sector.

Over a fifth of the workforce are also set to leave their current business over the next five years.

When we recently surveyed architectural and engineering/construction firms (A&E/Cs) and asked what trends or forces they see driving automation projects, every firm mentioned “labor” or “workforce availability” in its initial response.