Episode 100 – Automation Panel: Tariffs, Supply Chains, and What’s Next

EPISODE · Apr 28, 2025 · 47 MIN

Episode 100 – Automation Panel: Tariffs, Supply Chains, and What’s Next

from Manufacturing Matters · host Tech B2B

“Whether its tariffs, COVID-19, the chip crisis, shipping issues, changes in EV direction, or beyond; every market disruption is a chance to adopt or adapt your strategies and methods of getting things done.”In this special panel discussion episode of the Manufacturing Matters podcast, Jeff Stello (Metaphase Technologies), Jason Covar (The Imaging Source), Gerd Walter (Creative Automation), and Stu Shepherd (this year’s Engelberger Award recipient; Shepherd Solutions, Inc., joined TECH B2B Marketing’s Winn Hardin and Jimmy Carroll to discuss tariffs, supply chain, and the outlook for the industrial automation landscape. Topics included automation solution pricing, COVID vs. trade negotiation comparisons, regional impacts around the world, reshoring, retasking, and much more.Support the show

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