News

MxD
Cybersecurity, Education, Workforce

MxD today announced the launch of the Curriculum and Pathways Integrating Technology and Learning (CAPITAL) skill development program. The CAPITAL program, which is supported by $6.2 million in federal funding, is designed to address the anticipated two million worker shortage in the manufacturing workforce and provide resources directly aimed at...

MxD
Cybersecurity

The Public Version of the Strategic Investment Plan (SIP) shares MxD’s vision on how digital technologies can help bring the U.S. to the forefront of innovative manufacturing and make “every part better than the last.” It highlights our areas of investment and includes 3-year roadmaps of projects and initiatives focused on Design, Future Factory...

Events

Go to MxD Supply Chain Summit: Growing the U.S. Defense Industrial Base

MxD Supply Chain Summit: Growing the U.S. Defense Industrial Base

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MxD Innovation Center
1415 N Cherry Ave
Chicago, IL 60642
United States

Go to MxD Supply Chain Summit: Growing the U.S. Defense Industrial Base

MxD Supply Chain Summit: Growing the U.S. Defense Industrial Base

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MxD Innovation Center
1415 N Cherry Ave
Chicago, IL 60642
United States

External News

Cybersecurity, Education, Workforce

MxD says training course will address forecasted worker shortage by teaching digital manufacturing roles to overcome an aging workforce, disrupted supply chains, cyber threats.

Chicago-based Manufacturing x Digital, known by its acronym MxD, said the federal funding would launch its Curriculum and Pathways Integrating Technology and Learning...

Education, Workforce

The Biden-Harris Administration submitted to Congress the President’s Budget for fiscal year 2024. President Biden’s 2024 Budget for the Department of Commerce makes historic investments to drive U.S. innovation and global competitiveness, foster inclusive capitalism and equitable economic growth, address the climate crisis, and expand opportunity...

Our Network @ Work

MxD Pandemic
MxD
Cybersecurity

The COVID-19 pandemic fractured the global supply chain in many places, with shortages ranging from PPE to semiconductors to consumer products. But even before the turmoil began in spring 2020, supply chains were vulnerable.

Natural disasters like hurricanes and wildfires and other unexpected developments like labor strikes and political unrest...