The Future of Manufacturing in the U.S. (Day 2)
May 8-9, 2012. The MIT Leaders for Global Operations program (MIT LGO), in partnership with the MIT Industrial Liaison Program (ILP) and the Forum for Supply Chain Innovation, brings together an impressive roster of industry leaders, MIT faculty, government and labor representatives.
- This is the second day of the conference. To see the commentary from Day 1, see "The Future of Manufacturing in the U.S. (Day 1)" on Storify.
Yesterday's @MITlgo conference, The Future of Manufacturing in the U.S., storify from @hatchsteph: bit.ly/KaKkUt #mitmfg
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John Bryson, United States Secretary of Commerce
- John Bryson posted content to Twitter during his talk. The full report was posted by the U.S. Commerce Department Twitter account:
- Follow the comments on Twitter:
#MITmfg @CommerceSec points to critical role of programs like @MITlgo in producing #STEM leaders for advanced #manufacturing- #MITmfg @CommerceSec : National Network for #Manufacturing Innovation to create 15 national sites; asks for comment on their focus @MITlgo
- #MITmfg @CommerceSec announces call for proposals, road show to support existing clusters in advanced #manufacturing @scottkirsner
Commerce Comes to Your Town on its way to ensure @CommerceGov tools are highly visible & accessible to all U.S. manufacturers. #MITmfg
