The New Industrial Revolution
Consumers, Globalization and the End of Mass Production
Category: Economics & Politics
A new industrial revolution is transforming manufacturing worldwide.
In this summary, you will learn
- How manufacturing developed and evolved
- What the next industrial revolution will bring
- How manufacturers are using global value chains to optimize their operations
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Why you should read The New Industrial Revolution
Financial Times journalist Peter Marsh has created an intriguing map of how manufacturing developed over time, where it is today and how a new industrial revolution will transform it in the future. Marsh uses various examples to illustrate his observations. He has created a richly textured book, though the weight of data is at times overwhelming. getAbstract recommends it to anyone interested in the future of commerce.
About the Author
Veteran Financial Times journalist Peter Marsh covers manufacturing.
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