March 2026 |   Volume: 58 |   Number: 3
The member magazine of the Institute of Industrial and Systems Engineers
Ergo pros discuss the idea of universal design, where safety enhancements created for a few end up being a benefit to everyone.
How organizational leaders can be the final obstacle to embracing culture change even after improvements impact front-line staff.
Ergonomists can still contribute to the profession in many ways when their regular work life comes to an end.
Autonomous robots provide the newest and best way to overcome invisible factory bottlenecks and manage motion.
Probabilistic planning with Monte Carlo simulation can produce data-driven forecasts.
Ergo pros Bobbie Watts and Anuja Patil describe how safety enhancements for some can benefit everyone From Problem Solved: The IISE Podcast
A systems-and-psychology case study from a pharmaceutical manufacturer By Brock Anderson
Ergo experts can stay active even after work life has ended By Michael Saujani
Autonomous robots can ease invisible bottlenecks in factories By Joshua Joseph
Monte Carlo simulation, advanced tools can produce data-driven forecasts By Krunal Patel
‘Specialization’ revisited 2: In the emerging ‘Polycene’ era
What leads to success in 5S?
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