Manufacturing

Each year, CGT collects nominations for CIOs who are making a business impact within their consumer goods organizations through the implementation and successful use of technology. This year, we unveil three winners; read about them here.

Whether it’s running shoes, packaged foods or cosmetics, the number of personalized products available to consumers continues to grow. Here's what CGs can do about it.

The evolving global market post-pandemic has created unique challenges for consumer brand manufacturers. They search for ways to stay agile while adjusting to market trends. As brand loyalty declines, consumers gravitate to customizable products, creating a greater need for product flexibility. Successfully mitigate challenges by adopting design and simulation strategies

Identifying high performers who can act as models for other employees in similar roles can significantly improve overall production performance, ROI, output and even employee job satisfaction. Learn how AI can help.

Demand for an ever-changing wider variety of higher quality personalized products is heating up. So, too, is the pressure to produce top-caliber products at a lower price. Digitalization is the key to successfully overcoming these challenges, with digital twins playing a starring role. Learn how.

The Lego Group unveiled one of its iconic bricks made from recycled plastic, though it warned it would be some time before it's found in a set at retail.

Consumer goods manufacturers need to adapt their digital transformation strategies even faster to survive in this increasingly competitive market. In a recent CGT webinar, we talked with about how Granado Cosmetics and Natural One Beverages used APS to play a key role in achieving that digital transformation.

A contract compliance audit can help consumer goods companies gain a clearer view into their contracts and how they are actually implemented.