Deloitte's latest report highlights key trends shaping the North American manufacturing landscape, including Canada, through 2028. Insights on technology adoption, trade policies, and workforce development.
This report from The Conference Board of Canada provides an in-depth analysis of the manufacturing sector's prospects, challenges, and opportunities in Canada up to 2028, including the impact of global events.
Statistics Canada releases data and analysis on manufacturing trends, including production, employment, and investment, offering a glimpse into the sector's performance and potential up to 2028.
Brookings Institution discusses the evolving trade landscape and its effects on manufacturing in North America, with a focus on Canada's position and strategies for success in the lead-up to 2028.
IndustryWeek outlines the top trends that will influence manufacturing in North America, including Canada, by 2028. Topics range from digital transformation to supply chain resilience.
McGill University's research initiative explores how Canadian manufacturers can leverage innovation, including AI, robotics, and sustainable practices, to remain competitive by 2028.
Canadian Manufacturers & Exporters (CME) discusses strategies for addressing the manufacturing workforce gap in Canada, focusing on training, diversity, and inclusion initiatives leading up to 2028.
IEEE provides insights into the technological advancements and trends expected to shape the manufacturing sector in North America, including Canada, by 2028, with a focus on smart manufacturing and Industry 4.0.