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      <title>Next Generation Manufacturing:Roadmap to World Class Performance</title>
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      <description>{summary}The future of America&amp;rsquo;s manufacturing industry hinges on its ability to adapt to fast changing realities of the global economy and execute on the strategies necessary for manufacturing business success. A 2009 national survey of more than 2,500 manufacturers rated the importance of six business strategies that stood out as most crucial to achieve world&#45;class performance.</description>
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