After eight years building her warehousing business, the founder of NovEx Supply Chain finally took a real vacation. Her secret? Overcoming the myth of indispensability and building a company that doesn’t depend on her.
B&J Industries has officially rebranded as Future Form Manufacturing amid a significant facility expansion in Nevada. The company reportedly aims to triple daily production capacity to serve growing data center and medical industry clients. This strategic move reflects broader manufacturing trends toward automation and precision engineering.
Nevada-based manufacturer B&J Industries has undergone a complete transformation, emerging as Future Form Manufacturing with ambitious expansion plans that sources indicate could triple daily production capacity. The rebranding effort appears strategically timed with the company’s physical growth, signaling a shift from regional operations to what industry analysts describe as enterprise-scale manufacturing capabilities.
Internal documents and reports indicate Amazon is accelerating warehouse automation with plans to replace hundreds of thousands of positions. The company’s robotics division aims to automate three-quarters of operations within the coming years, potentially transforming its workforce structure.
Amazon is reportedly planning one of the largest workforce transformations in corporate history, with internal documents revealing plans to replace more than 600,000 positions with robotic systems, according to reports from The New York Times. The e-commerce giant’s robotics division aims to automate approximately 75% of the company’s entire operations, sources indicate, representing a fundamental shift in how the world’s second-largest private employer approaches its workforce.
The Strategic Shift Toward Automated Warehousing Amazon’s ambitious transition to robotics represents one of the most significant operational transformations in…
