Sandvik Coromant

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The following expert contributor article of the automotive industry is Driving Innovation and Shaping the Future Through Education by Nicholas Falgiatano, Managing Director, Sandvik Coromant, Mexico.

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Benjamin Franklin famously said, "An investment in knowledge pays the best interest." Today, this statement resonates more strongly than ever in manufacturing.

As technological change accelerates, the need to invest in people, their skills, their mindset, and their readiness for future challenges has become essential.

At Sandvik Coromant, we are convinced that education is one of the most powerful pillars for driving innovation.

That's why we have developed a global network of Sandvik Coromant centers, spaces created to bring together the best of industry, academia, and research.

A rapidly changing industry.

And then I just wanna mention this last one because it has a Best Plants tie to it.

Um, we also have joining us is, um, Ben Johnson from Sandvik Coromant.

Uh, he is going to be speaking about building a culture of daily continuous improvement.

And Sandvik Coromant, uh, was a Best Plants winner, you know, just a couple of years ago.

So, you know, we have, um, a lot of great continuous improvement content in the continuous im- improvement track.

And I, I, I also wanna just mention real quickly, um, I know that in the technology adoption, adoption track, we also have a session that really very directly ties, uh, continuous improvement and lean manufacturing with AI.

They don't always have the habits by Nicholas Falciatano.

Managing Director, Sandvik Coromant, Mexico.

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Sandvik Coromant, a specialist in machining solutions and industrial manufacturing, has published its first Manufacturing Wellness Report.

Based on responses from nearly 1,000 manufacturing companies around the world, the report gives the industry an overall manufacturing wellness score of 49 out of 100.

The findings highlight the progress the sector has made, while also revealing a significant gap between understanding what is needed to improve performance and consistently applying that knowledge across manufacturing operations.

Sandvik Coromant first introduced the concept of manufacturing wellness in 2023 to describe the characteristics of a future-ready manufacturing business.

The concept is defined as the state of resilient and thriving manufacturers that are able to create a positive impact on people and society.