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" ... Even before the coronavirus hit, digital twins were becoming an increasingly important tool for manufacturers. As virtual replicas of a particular product, equipment or process they offer an effective, risk-free way to explore innovations and conduct “what if?” analyses of potential issues and opportunities. Based on the insights uncovered by the digital twin, companies can make more informed decisions about the best course of action — from disaster planning and recovery to product R&D. This, ultimately, puts them in a better position to ride out problems and gain a competitive edge. ... "
" ... How does a distiller that produces around 2 million cases of bourbon annually still have the nerve to call itself a “small-batch” producer? Well, it starts by hanging on to old-school equipment and doing things the traditional way. The Maker’s Mark distillery uses its original copper stills (along with a few replicas designed with the same steampunk splendor). While much of the fermentation now happens in 55 easy-to-clean stainless steel containers, some of it still occurs in massive cypress fermenters from decades past (you can see them on a tour). A panel of 28 expert tasters is responsible for testing samples throughout the process to ensure every batch of bourbon matches the signature flavor profile of Maker’s Mark. Each of the 525-pound barrels are rotated by hand to ensure they get adequate exposure to both hot and cold temperatures. And the bourbon is aged to taste—not to year—which is why it says “fully matured” on the bottle. ... "
" ... The Achilles' heel of the artisanal system was that it was slow and expensive, catering mainly to the wealthy. The arrival of the industrial revolution coupled with the emergence of a middle class led to a rethinking of manufacturing, emphasizing volume and cost over quality and customer satisfaction. Factories competed to turn out the same exact replicas of a single product at the lowest price and highest volumes possible. Factories were not flexible or adaptable. Rather than encouraging or allowing innovation, this system discouraged change. Changes were expensive, time-consuming, and inherently risky. ... "
" ... This IdeaCast episode from Harvard Business Review features Reshma Saujani, founder of Girls Who Code, a successful non-profit that trains girls to code in a male-dominated industry. Saujani claims that although women are graduating with about 50 percent of science and engineering degrees, they enter the workforce in those fields at much lower rates. Saujani challenges Silicon Valley to stop hiring replicas of themselves and follow through on their claims of inclusivity. This podcast encourages women to embrace a bold attitude in the business world and stop perfectionism from getting in the way of their next opportunity. ... "
" ... “Beam me up, Scotty,” Captain James T. Kirk never quite said in the 1960s TV series Star Trek. ... [+] Here's actor George Takei, star of the original Star Trek, beside modern replicas of the Starship Enterprise's teleportation tubes. (Photo by Noam Galai/WireImage) ... "