Manufacturing Factsheet
Microsoft Dynamics 365 for Operations Microsoft Dynamics for Operations Manufacturing Factsheet | 1 Microsoft Dynamics 365 for Operations 1 3D printing adoption 12% 24% 36% 29+25+10+3+1+ Experimenting to determine how we might apply Emerging trends Prototyping only in manufacturing Prototyping and production Building products that can’t be By the numbers made by traditional methods Production of final products/ components only 33 Not implementing Expected barriers to growth in next 12 months2 100+100+95+74+62+62+56+44+36+31+18 39% Lack of demand Legislative/regulatory pressures Monetary exchange rate 2575%+75+V Taxation policies Lack of qualified workers Decreasing profitability % of manufacturers who Oil/energy prices are planning to increase Competition from foreign markets spending in the next 12 Capital constraints months.2 Pressure for increased wages Higher interest rates billion Automating jobs By 2025, 15–25% of $300 50% tasks undertaken by industrial workers in developed countries and 5–15% of those in Investment increase in developing countries Estimated losses in the United industrial robots between could be automated.5 States as a result of IP theft.3 2008 and 2014.4 billion Sources: 1. PwC, 2013 Global Innovation Survey, 2013 2. PwC, Manufacturing Barometer, 2015 3. The Commission on the Theft of 20.8 American Intellectual Property, The IP 85%of manufacturers cite Commission Report, 2013 product or service cost 4. McKinsey Global Institute, 2014 improvements as their top 5. BCC Research, Strategic Analytics, Frast & Sullivan, Morgan Stanley Research, 2014 investment priority.7 6. Gartner, Inc., Forecast: The Internet of Projected number of Internet Things, Worldwide, October 2015 connected objects by 2020.6 7.
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