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In this, the fifth blog in our series written by Mike Freier, he examines how using tools to automate and integrate processes and systems can keep your business competitive by helping your products get to market faster with less failures.

As part of PRG's Ask the Expert series, Howard Edelman gives an opinion on the benefits that using an agile hardware development process over the more traditional waterfall process.

In today’s environment, where many people are talking about a possible recession, the fourth blog in our series talks about the need to have a strong New Product Introduction process.

As part of PRG's Ask the Expert series, Jay Feldis answers how to overcome this challenge which we see in many companies.

In today’s environment, where many people are talking about a possible recession, the third blog in our series gives you suggestions about some of the ways you can keep your products competitive, and run your company more efficiently.

As part of PRG's Ask the Expert series, Michael Keer answers how supply chain issues have affected hardware product development.

In today’s environment, where many people are talking about a possible recession, the second in our series talks about the way you can continue to develop your products competitively.

In today’s environment, where many people are talking about a possible recession, this series gives suggestions about some of the ways you can keep your products competitive, and your company alive.

With so many issues around supply chains, and much manufacturing being concentrated in China, has the time come to look to new locations? Here insights from our experts in this Q&A.

Are you interested in learning how Covid-19 has affected the average fluctuation in seasonal supply chains? Watch our brief Q&A to find out more.

In this presentation, PRG Founder and President Michael Keer provides insight on the top supply chain challenges today and what you can do to help alleviate them.

The COVID-19 pandemic has led to significant changes in our day-to-day lives; changes which may have an impact for years to come. Unfortunately, the global supply chain was also victim to these pandemic-related disruptions. Should these disruptions have an equally lasting impact, will it forever alter the global supply chain?