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Manufacturers Alliance for Productivity and Innovation is a private, U.S.-based membership association founded in 1933 and headquartered in the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area (Arlington, VA). It operates a curated peer network serving C-suite executives and senior functional leaders at mid- to large-cap manufacturing companies with $750 million or more in U.S. revenue. The organization's product surface is non-technological in nature, built around 12 functional communities (Commercial Strategy, Division Leadership, Finance, HR, Information & Operational Technology, Legal, Operations & Manufacturing, Risk Management, Strategy & Corporate Development, Supply Chain, Sustainability, Tax), plus a Women's Leadership Cohort, member-only research, conferences, webinars, roundtables, and benchmarking tools. Notable research initiatives include "The Great Acceleration" on AI transformation in manufacturing, the Quarterly Business Cycle, and Economic Indicators.

Revenue is generated almost entirely through recurring annual membership dues, offered in two tiers — Council Membership for C-suite executives and Circle Membership for senior leaders — distributed via direct application and peer referral with no third-party channels. The named member base includes enterprise manufacturers across diversified subsectors such as Deere & Company, Siemens, Parker Hannifin, Owens Corning, Milliken & Company, MSA Safety, Regal Rexnord, Moog Inc., Hubbell, AdvanSix, and Trane Technologies.

The Alliance holds the registered trademark Manufacturers Alliance® and operates an affiliated nonprofit entity, the Manufacturers Alliance Foundation Education Fund, supporting manufacturing workforce development and leadership education. Strategic priorities evident in recent activity include AI adoption research and content (78% of member manufacturers investing in AI upskilling), tax and regulatory navigation (One Big Beautiful Bill Act analysis), and supply chain resilience (a September 2022 collaboration with Deloitte), while operating amid reported macro headwinds (57% of manufacturers reporting moderate or significant negative tariff impact on sourcing, pricing, and investment decisions).

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Manufacturers Alliance for Productivity and Innovation is a private U.S. membership association founded in 1933 that operates curated peer communities, research publications, and events for C-suite and senior functional leaders at mid- to large-cap manufacturing companies with $750M+ in U.S. revenue.

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executive peer networks, manufacturing industry research, professional membership services, industry benchmarking, leadership councils
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1Product & Innovation Summits (Roadmap, Launch Readiness, Innovation Days)
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  • Convention and Trade Show Organizers56192
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Manufacturing Executive Membership Services
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1Membership Dues
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Annual membership fees from manufacturing companies providing executives access to peer networks, councils, research, economic indicators, benchmarking tools, and industry events. Tiers include Council Membership (C-suite executives) and Circle Membership (senior leaders and direct reports).

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1Women's Leadership Cohort
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A specialized track within the organization focused on women's leadership in manufacturing.

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Manufacturers Alliance for Productivity and Innovation (MAPI) is a membership-based professional association that provides peer networking communities, proprietary industry research, and professional events for C-suite executives and senior functional leaders at mid- to large-cap U.S. manufacturing companies with $750M+ in revenue. The organization operates two membership tiers—Council Membership for C-suite executives and Circle Membership for senior leaders—and curates twelve functional communities covering areas such as Supply Chain, Finance, Operations, HR, IT/OT, Legal, Tax, and Sustainability, supported by proprietary research including Economic Indicators, Quarterly Business Cycle analysis, and the AI in Manufacturing research initiative.

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  • 78% of manufacturers are investing in AI upskilling as companies move from pilots to enterprise transformation
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Manufacturers Alliance for Productivity and Innovation is a peer networking organization for manufacturing leaders, offering a platform of interconnected communities, research, and events. The core offering consists of 12 functional peer communities (Commercial Strategy, Finance, HR, IT/OT, Legal, Operations, Risk, Supply Chain, etc.), research and insights on economic indicators and AI in manufacturing, and professional events including conferences and roundtables. Membership is tiered with Council Membership for C-suite executives and Circle Membership for senior leaders, targeting companies with $750M+ revenue.

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1Membership Programs
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Tiered annual membership providing manufacturing executives access to peer networks, councils, proprietary research, economic indicators, benchmarking tools, and industry events. Two tiers are offered: Council Membership for C-suite executives and Circle Membership for senior leaders and direct reports.

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Twelve curated peer communities organized by functional area including Commercial Strategy, Division Leadership, Finance, Human Resources, Information & Operational Technology, Legal, Operations & Manufacturing, Risk Management, Strategy & Corporate Development, Supply Chain, Sustainability, Tax, and Women's Leadership Cohort.

3Research & Insights
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Proprietary research publications and industry insights covering Economic Indicators, Quarterly Business Cycle analysis, AI in Manufacturing, supply chain resilience, tax strategy, and other topics relevant to manufacturing industry members.

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Industry conferences (e.g., the Bridge the AI Gap in Manufacturing Conference), on-demand content, webinars, roundtables, and member meetings serving manufacturing leaders and the broader manufacturing community.

5Foundation Education Fund
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Educational foundation program supporting manufacturing industry workforce development and leadership education through the Manufacturers Alliance Foundation.

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Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2022-09-01
Description

Deloitte collaborated with Manufacturers Alliance on a September 2022 study examining how traditional manufacturing supply chains are evolving to balance costs, efficiency, and resilience. The study surveyed executives on operational concerns including rising shipping costs, labor costs, and inbound supply shortages. This partnership produced actionable research for the manufacturing industry on supply chain risk mitigation strategies.

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TypeDirect peer
Description

NAM is the largest U.S. manufacturing trade association, providing policy advocacy, industry intelligence, and executive programming for manufacturers. It directly competes with MAPI for the same C-suite manufacturing audience with overlapping council/events offerings, though NAM is more advocacy-driven and larger in scale.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Vistage operates paid peer advisory groups for CEOs, executives, and business owners, with a strong presence among mid-market and upper mid-market manufacturers. It directly competes with MAPI's Circle/Council model by offering trusted peer advisory, expert speaker content, and benchmarking at scale.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

YPO is a global peer network of CEOs across industries (including a significant manufacturing contingent). It offers forums, events, and learning programs analogous to MAPI's Council membership but extends well beyond manufacturing, making it a broader incumbent in the executive peer networking category.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

EO provides peer learning communities for founders and executives of larger SMEs, including many manufacturing leaders. Comparable to MAPI's Circle tier in offering moderated peer groups, learning events, and executive development, but operates across industries and earlier-stage companies.

TypeDirect peer
Description

The Manufacturing Institute is the workforce development and education affiliate of NAM, focused on leadership training, research, and recognition programs for manufacturers. It is comparable to MAPI's foundation and women's leadership programs and overlaps on research and executive education offerings.

TypeDirect peer
Description

AME is a membership organization dedicated to enterprise excellence in manufacturing via lean/operational excellence learning, conferences, and benchmarking. Comparable to MAPI in serving manufacturing executives through peer-led communities, conferences, and operational best-practice content.

TypeRegional player
Description

CSCMP is a professional association for supply chain professionals, offering networking, education, and research similar in structure to MAPI's Supply Chain and Operations & Manufacturing communities. It overlaps functionally on supply chain executive education and benchmarking, though its scope is supply chain rather than whole-company manufacturing leadership.

TypeOthers
Description

Catalyst is a global nonprofit focused on advancing women in leadership through research, advisory, and programs. Its MARC (Men Advocating Real Change) and executive initiatives overlap conceptually with MAPI's Women's Leadership Cohort, making it an adjacent peer in executive women's leadership programming.

TypeOthers
Description

IndustryWeek is a leading B2B media brand covering manufacturing leadership and operations, producing conferences (e.g., Best Plants Awards) and editorial content. It is a comparable ecosystem participant offering research and events for manufacturing executives, adjacent to but not directly competing with MAPI's curated council model.

TypeOthers
Description

Deloitte is a documented strategic research partner of MAPI (September 2022 supply chain study), and a global consulting firm with a major U.S. manufacturing practice. It is an ecosystem participant rather than direct competitor, producing manufacturing executive research and advisory services that intersect with MAPI's research and benchmarking offerings.

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Manufacturers Alliance for Productivity and Innovation

Manufacturing Executive Membership Servicesmapi.net

Manufacturers Alliance for Productivity and Innovation is a private U.S. membership association founded in 1933 that operates curated peer communities, research publications, and events for C-suite and senior functional leaders at mid- to large-cap manufacturing companies with $750M+ in U.S. revenue.

What Manufacturers Alliance for Productivity and Innovation does

Manufacturers Alliance for Productivity and Innovation is a private, U.S.-based membership association founded in 1933 and headquartered in the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area (Arlington, VA). It operates a curated peer network serving C-suite executives and senior functional leaders at mid- to large-cap manufacturing companies with $750 million or more in U.S. revenue. The organization's product surface is non-technological in nature, built around 12 functional communities (Commercial Strategy, Division Leadership, Finance, HR, Information & Operational Technology, Legal, Operations & Manufacturing, Risk Management, Strategy & Corporate Development, Supply Chain, Sustainability, Tax), plus a Women's Leadership Cohort, member-only research, conferences, webinars, roundtables, and benchmarking tools. Notable research initiatives include "The Great Acceleration" on AI transformation in manufacturing, the Quarterly Business Cycle, and Economic Indicators.

Revenue is generated almost entirely through recurring annual membership dues, offered in two tiers — Council Membership for C-suite executives and Circle Membership for senior leaders — distributed via direct application and peer referral with no third-party channels. The named member base includes enterprise manufacturers across diversified subsectors such as Deere & Company, Siemens, Parker Hannifin, Owens Corning, Milliken & Company, MSA Safety, Regal Rexnord, Moog Inc., Hubbell, AdvanSix, and Trane Technologies.

The Alliance holds the registered trademark Manufacturers Alliance® and operates an affiliated nonprofit entity, the Manufacturers Alliance Foundation Education Fund, supporting manufacturing workforce development and leadership education. Strategic priorities evident in recent activity include AI adoption research and content (78% of member manufacturers investing in AI upskilling), tax and regulatory navigation (One Big Beautiful Bill Act analysis), and supply chain resilience (a September 2022 collaboration with Deloitte), while operating amid reported macro headwinds (57% of manufacturers reporting moderate or significant negative tariff impact on sourcing, pricing, and investment decisions).

Manufacturers Alliance for Productivity and Innovation firmographics

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Name
Manufacturers Alliance for Productivity and Innovation
Legal name
Manufacturers Alliance for Productivity and Innovation
Website
https://mapi.net
Company type
Private
Founded year
1933
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
11–50 employees
Short description
Manufacturers Alliance for Productivity and Innovation is a private U.S. membership association founded in 1933 that operates curated peer communities, research publications, and events for C-suite and senior functional leaders at mid- to large-cap manufacturing companies with $750M+ in U.S. revenue.
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Manufacturers Alliance for Productivity and Innovation industry classification

Industry
Product category
Manufacturing Executive Membership Services
NAICS
Convention and Trade Show Organizers (56192)
SIC
Services-Membership Organizations (8600)
akta.pro primary industry
Product & Innovation Summits (Roadmap, Launch Readiness, Innovation Days) (THAHAMAG)

Keywords

  • Executive peer networks
  • Manufacturing industry research
  • Professional membership services
  • Industry benchmarking
  • Leadership councils

Where Manufacturers Alliance for Productivity and Innovation is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Arlington
HQ country
United States
HQ region
North America

Offices1 record

Markets served

Manufacturers Alliance for Productivity and Innovation business model

Business model
GTM type
B2B
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Others

Revenue model

  1. Membership Dues: Annual membership fees from manufacturing companies providing executives access to peer networks, councils, research, economic indicators, benchmarking tools, and industry events. Tiers include Council Membership (C-suite executives) and Circle Membership (senior leaders and direct reports).

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels8 records

Manufacturers Alliance for Productivity and Innovation product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Manufacturers Alliance for Productivity and Innovation (MAPI) is a membership-based professional association that provides peer networking communities, proprietary industry research, and professional events for C-suite executives and senior functional leaders at mid- to large-cap U.S. manufacturing companies with $750M+ in revenue. The organization operates two membership tiers—Council Membership for C-suite executives and Circle Membership for senior leaders—and curates twelve functional communities covering areas such as Supply Chain, Finance, Operations, HR, IT/OT, Legal, Tax, and Sustainability, supported by proprietary research including Economic Indicators, Quarterly Business Cycle analysis, and the AI in Manufacturing research initiative.

Product overview

Manufacturers Alliance for Productivity and Innovation is a peer networking organization for manufacturing leaders, offering a platform of interconnected communities, research, and events. The core offering consists of 12 functional peer communities (Commercial Strategy, Finance, HR, IT/OT, Legal, Operations, Risk, Supply Chain, etc.), research and insights on economic indicators and AI in manufacturing, and professional events including conferences and roundtables. Membership is tiered with Council Membership for C-suite executives and Circle Membership for senior leaders, targeting companies with $750M+ revenue.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • Women's Leadership Cohort: A specialized track within the organization focused on women's leadership in manufacturing.
  • Foundation

Products and services

  • Membership Programs Tiered annual membership providing manufacturing executives access to peer networks, councils, proprietary research, economic indicators, benchmarking tools, and industry events. Two tiers are offered: Council Membership for C-suite executives and Circle Membership for senior leaders and direct reports.
  • Peer Networking Communities Twelve curated peer communities organized by functional area including Commercial Strategy, Division Leadership, Finance, Human Resources, Information & Operational Technology, Legal, Operations & Manufacturing, Risk Management, Strategy & Corporate Development, Supply Chain, Sustainability, Tax, and Women's Leadership Cohort.
  • Research & Insights Proprietary research publications and industry insights covering Economic Indicators, Quarterly Business Cycle analysis, AI in Manufacturing, supply chain resilience, tax strategy, and other topics relevant to manufacturing industry members.
  • Events & Conferences Industry conferences (e.g., the Bridge the AI Gap in Manufacturing Conference), on-demand content, webinars, roundtables, and member meetings serving manufacturing leaders and the broader manufacturing community.
  • Foundation Education Fund Educational foundation program supporting manufacturing industry workforce development and leadership education through the Manufacturers Alliance Foundation.

Quantifiable outcome

  • 78% of manufacturers are investing in AI upskilling as companies move from pilots to enterprise transformation
  • +1 more outcomes

Companies that use Manufacturers Alliance for Productivity and Innovation

Customer profile

Named customers11 records

Segments4 records

Ideal customer profiles1 record

Manufacturers Alliance for Productivity and Innovation technology and API

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AI maturity

App detail

Manufacturers Alliance for Productivity and Innovation partnerships and signals

Strategic signal

Partnerships

One partnership is on record.

  • DeloittecoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 September 2022Deloitte collaborated with Manufacturers Alliance on a September 2022 study examining how traditional manufacturing supply chains are evolving to balance costs, efficiency, and resilience. The study surveyed executives on operational concerns including rising shipping costs, labor costs, and inbound supply shortages. This partnership produced actionable research for the manufacturing industry on supply chain risk mitigation strategies.

Scale indicators2 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Manufacturers Alliance for Productivity and Innovation competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • National Association of Manufacturers (NAM): NAM is the largest U.S. manufacturing trade association, providing policy advocacy, industry intelligence, and executive programming for manufacturers. It directly competes with MAPI for the same C-suite manufacturing audience with overlapping council/events offerings, though NAM is more advocacy-driven and larger in scale.
  • Vistage: Vistage operates paid peer advisory groups for CEOs, executives, and business owners, with a strong presence among mid-market and upper mid-market manufacturers. It directly competes with MAPI's Circle/Council model by offering trusted peer advisory, expert speaker content, and benchmarking at scale.
  • The Manufacturing Institute: The Manufacturing Institute is the workforce development and education affiliate of NAM, focused on leadership training, research, and recognition programs for manufacturers. It is comparable to MAPI's foundation and women's leadership programs and overlaps on research and executive education offerings.
  • Association for Manufacturing Excellence (AME): AME is a membership organization dedicated to enterprise excellence in manufacturing via lean/operational excellence learning, conferences, and benchmarking. Comparable to MAPI in serving manufacturing executives through peer-led communities, conferences, and operational best-practice content.

Broad incumbents

  • YPO (Young Presidents' Organization): YPO is a global peer network of CEOs across industries (including a significant manufacturing contingent). It offers forums, events, and learning programs analogous to MAPI's Council membership but extends well beyond manufacturing, making it a broader incumbent in the executive peer networking category.
  • Entrepreneurs' Organization (EO): EO provides peer learning communities for founders and executives of larger SMEs, including many manufacturing leaders. Comparable to MAPI's Circle tier in offering moderated peer groups, learning events, and executive development, but operates across industries and earlier-stage companies.

Regional players

  • Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals (CSCMP): CSCMP is a professional association for supply chain professionals, offering networking, education, and research similar in structure to MAPI's Supply Chain and Operations & Manufacturing communities. It overlaps functionally on supply chain executive education and benchmarking, though its scope is supply chain rather than whole-company manufacturing leadership.

Others

  • Catalyst: Catalyst is a global nonprofit focused on advancing women in leadership through research, advisory, and programs. Its MARC (Men Advocating Real Change) and executive initiatives overlap conceptually with MAPI's Women's Leadership Cohort, making it an adjacent peer in executive women's leadership programming.
  • IndustryWeek: IndustryWeek is a leading B2B media brand covering manufacturing leadership and operations, producing conferences (e.g., Best Plants Awards) and editorial content. It is a comparable ecosystem participant offering research and events for manufacturing executives, adjacent to but not directly competing with MAPI's curated council model.
  • Deloitte (U.S. Manufacturing practice): Deloitte is a documented strategic research partner of MAPI (September 2022 supply chain study), and a global consulting firm with a major U.S. manufacturing practice. It is an ecosystem participant rather than direct competitor, producing manufacturing executive research and advisory services that intersect with MAPI's research and benchmarking offerings.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

Manufacturers Alliance for Productivity and Innovation social profiles

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Manufacturers Alliance for Productivity and Innovation leadership team

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Subsidiaries1 record

Manufacturers Alliance for Productivity and Innovation funding detail

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Investors

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Manufacturers Alliance for Productivity and Innovation M&A and investment

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Frequently asked questions about Manufacturers Alliance for Productivity and Innovation

What does Manufacturers Alliance for Productivity and Innovation do?

Manufacturers Alliance for Productivity and Innovation (MAPI) is a membership-based professional association that provides peer networking communities, proprietary industry research, and professional events for C-suite executives and senior functional leaders at mid- to large-cap U.S. manufacturing companies with $750M+ in revenue. The organization operates two membership tiers—Council Membership for C-suite executives and Circle Membership for senior leaders—and curates twelve functional communities covering areas such as Supply Chain, Finance, Operations, HR, IT/OT, Legal, Tax, and Sustainability, supported by proprietary research including Economic Indicators, Quarterly Business Cycle analysis, and the AI in Manufacturing research initiative.

Is Manufacturers Alliance for Productivity and Innovation a public or private company?

Manufacturers Alliance for Productivity and Innovation is a private company. It is classified as nonprofit foundation owned and is currently operating.

When was Manufacturers Alliance for Productivity and Innovation founded?

Manufacturers Alliance for Productivity and Innovation was founded in 1933. It employs 11 to 50 people.

Where is Manufacturers Alliance for Productivity and Innovation based?

Manufacturers Alliance for Productivity and Innovation is headquartered in Arlington, United States, in the North America region.

How does Manufacturers Alliance for Productivity and Innovation make money?

One revenue line is on record: membership Dues.

Who are Manufacturers Alliance for Productivity and Innovation's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are National Association of Manufacturers (NAM), Vistage, The Manufacturing Institute and Association for Manufacturing Excellence (AME). Broad incumbents are YPO (Young Presidents' Organization) and Entrepreneurs' Organization (EO). Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals (CSCMP) is listed as a regional player. Others are Catalyst, IndustryWeek and Deloitte (U.S. Manufacturing practice).

Does Manufacturers Alliance for Productivity and Innovation have an API?

No public API is recorded for Manufacturers Alliance for Productivity and Innovation.

What industry is Manufacturers Alliance for Productivity and Innovation in?

Manufacturers Alliance for Productivity and Innovation's product category is Manufacturing Executive Membership Services. Its primary akta.pro industry code is THAHAMAG, Product & Innovation Summits (Roadmap, Launch Readiness, Innovation Days). Its NAICS code is 56192 and its SIC code is 8600.

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Deloitte United StatesDigital transformation in the future of manufacturingDeloitte and the Manufacturer’s Alliance for Productivity and Innovation (MAPI) launched a joint study in April 2019 to explore smart factory transformations and best practices for manufacturers. The report identifies key technologies, adoption patterns, and use cases aimed at driving labor productivity and business value through digital transformation.PR NewswireManufacturers Alliance for Productivity and Innovation (MAPI) Rebrands as Manufacturers AllianceMAPI (Manufacturers Alliance for Productivity and Innovation) has rebranded as "Manufacturers Alliance" to better help manufacturing professionals find and access the organization's support services. The rebrand coincides with the launch of a new website and the introduction of an inclusive Network membership option alongside its existing Council membership for senior leaders. Founded in 1933, the nonprofit has evolved from a primary focus on economics to providing career advancement and sector support to manufacturing leaders.PR NewswireManufacturers Alliance Annual Summit Going Digital With ManufacturED OnlineThe Manufacturers Alliance for Productivity and Innovation (MAPI) announced its annual summit will move to a virtual format called ManufacturED Online on October 21, 2020, due to COVID-19. The event will feature sessions on topics including the future of work, smart factory ecosystems, 5G in Industrial IoT, and U.S.-China relations, with speakers from organizations including Siemens USA, Deloitte, and the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation. MAPI CEO Stephen Gold stated the virtual platform will allow attendees to connect and engage while adapting during the pandemic.PR NewswireCombat Ever-Evolving Cyber Threats at Audit Your Digital Risk ConferenceThe Manufacturers Alliance for Productivity and Innovation (MAPI) announced it will host its first annual Audit Your Digital Risk conference on August 7-8, 2018 in Washington, D.C. The conference aims to equip audit and IT professionals in manufacturing with strategies and tools to assess cybersecurity vulnerabilities in internal control systems, IoT connections, and facility risks. Sessions will feature speakers from organizations including NIST, Deloitte, Thompson Coburn, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, FICO, and CyberVista.Spencer StuartDigital Transformation in the Industrial SectorSpencer Stuart, in partnership with the Manufacturers Alliance for Productivity and Innovation, surveyed 270 senior industrial executives on digital transformation trends. Eighty-three percent ranked digital transformation as a critical strategic imperative, though 84 percent said adoption was in early stages. Key obstacles cited were readiness of business processes and systems (33 percent), technical sophistication, culture and budget.AmericanactionforumThe Impact of Federal Regulations on U.S. ManufacturingA study commissioned by the Manufacturers Alliance for Productivity and Innovation (MAPI) and conducted by NERA Economic Consulting estimates that major federal regulations could reduce U.S. manufacturing output by up to 6.0 percent over the next decade, potentially lowering total shipment values by $500 billion in 2010 dollars. The analysis highlights that regulatory compliance costs have significantly outpaced manufacturing sector growth since 1998, with the Environmental Protection Agency imposing the largest financial burden on the industry. Researchers warn that the cumulative effect of these regulations, including non-major rules, creates economic distortions that threaten the sustainability of the manufacturing sector's recent recovery.Business InsiderDepression-Era Manufacturers' Association Slashes U.S. Growth Forecasts -- And 350,000 Jobs DisappearThe Manufacturers Alliance slashed U.S. GDP growth forecasts to 2.9% for 2010 and 2.6% for 2011, citing weaker data and an expired tax credit. It also cut manufacturing job creation expectations by about 350,000, from 900,000 to 650,000 new jobs through 2011, with hiring skewed toward high-tech.