Andrew Walker
@GAAPguy23
CPA, technology geek, golfer, world traveler simplifying financial reporting.
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I'm not a fan of YOY comparisons to 2020 given how much the year was an outlier. I think the biggest take away of the June data is the sector remains strong. High fluctuations in materials cost can also attribute to labor participation declines. lnkd.in/gCW52yu
Backlog rose last month as labor and supply shortages continue. Margins remain under pressure in the rising cost environment. lnkd.in/gv9ZcVf
Terrific reflection from the CEO of Jireh Metal Products on how they've restructured to increase capacity. His account details floor arrangement, labor training and equipment evaluation. lnkd.in/dMCgP4J
The innovation and flexibly forced by the pandemic has laid the ground work for leadership to continue to optimize operations. McKinsey details some assessment techniques for continued improvement. lnkd.in/dFdjRyZ
CMD's top negotiator shares some tips on price increase negotiations. Any article discussing BATNA has my attention. lnkd.in/ghvb47M
I've been hearing from almost all my clients for the past few months, prices are rising. I thought it would be a good time to share this old white paper on how to combat inflation. lnkd.in/gcjA2ez
Great read from the EPI on the effects of tariffs on steel imports and the US economy. lnkd.in/e2Z5ffi
Freight prices are through the roof. This is an old article but maybe more helpful now. lnkd.in/g2V6VfT
NAM's Q1 outlook report is out, while survey respondents appear to be a barometer and not accurate forecasters, there is some interesting insight here. Raw material costs are sharply on the rise and good talent continues to be difficult to find. Cost of…lnkd.in/g4FKcyS
A quick overview of some tangles #Brexit is causing for US #supplychain. rsmus.com/what-we-do/ind…
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Manufacturing industry insights
Perspectives, analysis and best practices from RSM's manufacturing industry advisory team.
The Biden administrations Trade nominee signaled yesterday tariffs on China are likely here to stay. lnkd.in/gt3x2UT
Brief overview of proposed HazCom changes. The comment period is open for small businesses through mid April. thomasnet.com/insights/osha-…
Successful portfolio niche's and innovation will always drive value in M&A. The author discusses SPAC IPO's but I haven't seen mid-market manufactures show much interest there. thomasnet.com/insights/what-…
The UK based MAKE survey for 2021 highlights the need for agility. Take a look for some key factors and product development ideas. lnkd.in/gYbTzRA
Metal Forming's February issue highlights labor shortages as a leading damper on recovery. Many point to the pandemic as the fault but I think it's an education issue. Trade labor was in high demand pre-pandemic. metalformingmagazine.com/public/images/…
Not much of a surprise here as the labor market continues to shift towards services. Auto and aircraft exports led to a big decline in 2020. Manufacturing exports continue to slowly rise. #globaltrade industryweek.com/the-economy/ar…
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Trade Deficit Hit Highest Point Since 2008 Last Year
Despite a slight dip in December, 2020 was a boom year for the U.S. trade deficit.
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