Turney: Manufacturers must automate processes or get abandoned for faster competitors
Eric Turney · We're Forced to Automate or Get Left in the Dust · Dec 9, 2025 · at 12:24
Eric Turney argues that modern corporate buyers prioritize speed over craftsmanship in custom goods.
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“Speed is so, such a overlooked thing. I feel like craftsmanship speed is, yeah, in, in today's world, people want things so fast and We're forced to automate our processes or we kind of get left in the dust, you know, then move on to the next thing.”
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