Tag Archives: Boston Consulting Group

From the Shop Floor — The Week in Manufacturing (11/17/2012)

Manufacturing.net says China’s stunning growth, especially in the manufacturing sector, may be over but its economy continues to recover – which is good news for U.S. manufacturers like me. Kelly Heinrich, president of the Global Freedom Center, says that someone  is paying a dear price for all those cheap, Chinese-made blouses, blenders and toys. From the intellectual [...]

From the Shop Floor — The Week in Manufacturing (10/19/2012)

Scott Paul, who heads up the Alliance for American Manufacturing, uses the Huffington Post as a platform to decode the second presidential debate on the related issues of China and U.S. manufacturing.  Meanwhile, Industry Market Trends offers its take on the debate as well.  Speaking of IMT, the magazine also offers this little insider’s tip [...]

More Proof America Taking Dead Aim on Exports

I have been making a lot of hay in my little corner of the blogosphere lately about the emergence of exports as an economic mantra for this country.  And now the Boston Consulting Group, a globally respected consulting firm in the private, public and not-for-profit sectors, has given weight to the words of anyone, such as me, [...]