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Molson Hart

What Molson Hart thinks about innovation

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Manufacturer and founder of Viahart, which makes educational toys. He has spent fifteen years manufacturing in China, Southeast Asia and the Americas, worked on a Chinese factory floor and built a factory in Texas, and writes about what moving a production line actually involves at molsonhart.com.

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  1. Our readingTechnological capability has to be practised to be kept: a country that stops making something forgets how.

    Their wordsThe people who knew how to build and repair molds have either passed away or are long retired.

    ↗America Underestimates the Difficulty of Bringing Manufacturing Backmolsonhart.com 3rd of 16 in this piece

  3. Our readingInnovation depends on being near the factory floor; you cannot improve what is thirty hours of travel away.

    Their wordsWhen the factory floor is down the hall, instead of 30 hours of travel away, it’s easier to make improvements and invent.

    ↗America Underestimates the Difficulty of Bringing Manufacturing Backmolsonhart.com 14th of 16 in this piece