Manufacturing Survey: ‘Arrow is Pointing Up’
Co-author Mark Frohlich is an associate professor of operations management at Indiana University's Kelley School of Business in Indianapolis.
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Frohlich says, despite the overall positive outlook, respondents identified multiple potential hurdles to continued growth.