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Manufacturing’s deskless workers play a vital role in operational efficiency. Democratizing data—making data consumable for a wider population—gives these front-line users valuable decision-making insights. With role-based dashboards and reporting tools, they can improve productivity and use of resources up and down the production line, from eliminating delays to improving quality control and compliance. Access to data means questions can be answered quickly, keeping processes moving smoothly.

As aerospace and defense enterprises adapt to changing market demands and global volatility, the technology they use to manage their business becomes increasingly important. The complexity of product designs, compliance mandates, supply chain disruption, and cybersecurity all point to the need for modern, composable ERP solutions deployed in the cloud. Without modern solutions, organizations face numerous risks and won’t be able to take advantage of artificial intelligence, data insights, or enhanced supply chain visibility.

Manufacturers, contractors, and suppliers in the aerospace and defense (A&D) industry face numerous challenges that can threaten the ability to remain competitive, productive, and profitable. Enterprises can become vulnerable to global competitors, lose long-term contracts, or become unable to meet customer expectations. Disruptions to the supply chain pose some of the greatest threats. An uncertain market has led to unstable demand signals. In response, manufacturers focused on shoring up critical suppliers with additional...

Companies in the aerospace and defense industry are taking a closer look at ways technology can help them to adapt to changing demands, while still meeting strict regulation and security mandates. Cyber security is an area getting more attention as enterprises adjust business models and find cloud deployment offers many advantages.

Airworthiness issues, trade wars, and supply chain disruptions have caused significant turbulence for the aerospace and defense (A&D) industry in recent years. The COVID-19 pandemic and resulting supply chain bottlenecks escalated these issues, especially ones related to procuring critical parts and components. Modern technology can help manage risks.