Manufacturing is changing fast. The shop floor is no longer just about machines and materials. It is about data, speed, and people. Episode 2 of the Shop Floor Revolution Series focused on one clear message: Modernization is no longer optional. Many shop floors still run on paper, spreadsheets, and tribal knowledge. That approach cannot scale. It also puts growth, margins, and workforce stability at risk. Modernization is about building a digital foundation that supports today’s operations and tomorrow’s innovation.

Government contractors are facing growing pressure. New regulations, rapid hiring challenges, legacy systems, and rising audit demands are forcing organizations to rethink how they operate. Episode 2 of the GovCon Transformation Series focused on one major theme: Your processes must evolve before your technology can. Modern tools cannot fix outdated workflows. To stay competitive, contractors must build smarter, more adaptive processes that keep pace with today’s changing environment.

Across the manufacturing landscape, the shop floor is becoming the focal point of digital transformation. From rising customer expectations to labor shortages and increasing pressure for real-time visibility, manufacturers, especially in the mill products industry, are being pushed to rethink how work gets done. In Episode 1 of the Shop Floor Revolution Series, industry experts unpack the growing gap between traditional manufacturing practices and the demands of today’s connected, data-driven operations. Their message is clear: the way things have always been done is no longer enough.

Government contractors are facing rapid change. Tariffs, new procurement rules, a shrinking workforce, and outdated systems are creating pressure from all sides. 

Episode 1 of the GovCon Transformation Series explored what this new reality means for Aerospace and Defense professionals, featuring two industry experts: Kenneth Berg, Partner at delaware North America, and Chad Braley, CEO of Capital Edge Consulting.