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Manufacturing is the core driver of economic growth in many countries across the world, including the Asia-Pacific region. In my home country of South Korea, it accounts for 27.7% of the GDP. In China, often referred to as “the world’s factory,” the number is 27%, while in the six largest economies of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), the contribution stands at around 21%.
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With a digital skills gap facing manufacturers, the last thing business leaders want to hear is that industry experts are predicting high levels of employee turnover in 2021. At the recent Digital Skills at the Factory virtual seminar, industry peers discussed what is deepening the skills gap, what’s at stake for competitiveness, and ways to address it for your company in the future.
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Despite the promises, both anecdotal and data-backed evidence suggests that the UK’s transition out of the European Union has not been as smoothed as hoped. Official government figures state that exports of goods to the EU fell by 40% in January 2021, with imports dropping 29%. The Federation of Small Businesses said that 23% of small businesses had temporarily halted sales to EU customers, while a further four per cent had decided to stop selling to the bloc permanently.
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