Rockwell Automation Study Reports 54% of Automotive Leaders are Increasing Automation to Address Labor Shortages
A recent study by Rockwell Automation has revealed that 54% of automotive leaders are increasing automation to address labor shortages in the industry. The study, which is part of the 8th annual “State of Smart Manufacturing Report: Automotive Edition,” has highlighted the growing trend of automation in the automotive industry.
The study also revealed that 64% of businesses are using software to automate processes, indicating a significant shift toward automation in the industry. Despite the increased use of technology, the study found that 85% of automotive manufacturers expect to maintain or even increase their current workforce.
The results of the study have been widely discussed in the automotive industry, with many experts predicting that automation will play a crucial role in the industry’s future. The study highlights the need for automotive leaders to adapt to the industry’s changing landscape and embrace automation to remain competitive in the market.
Overall, the study by Rockwell Automation has shed light on the growing trend of automation in the automotive industry and the need for automotive leaders to adopt new technologies to address labor shortages and remain competitive in the market.
