
Dante Dominick wears many hats for Intertek Alchemy. He has a long history of analyzing the industry and collecting valuable data and insights to help manufacturing leaders make informed operational decisions. As an Alchemist since 2017, Dante has worked with hundreds of manufacturers of all sizes
Posts by Dante Dominick
New Research Findings Highlight the Impacts of Frontline Employee Training Practices in Manufacturing
The responses from more than 1,000 companies were analyzed and cross tabulated to clearly identify the specific practices and characteristics that enable some organizations to drive better performance than others in their manufacturing employees.
Dante DominickHow an Effective Cross-Training Program Impacts the Bottom Line, and How to Make it Happen
Having a cross-training program can boost your employee engagement and retention. We dive into how you can develop an effective OJT program.
Dante DominickClient Spotlight: Ajinomoto Puts People First with Cross-Training Strategy
As I discussed in a previous blog post, I am passionate about putting employees first. Training programs that offer fulfilling careers and a better quality of life are a great way for companies to do that. Compensation is always important, of course. But going beyond basic monetary incentives to offer a diverse work environment with […]
Dante Dominick3 Ways Science Can Help Mitigate Food Safety Risks in the Global Food Supply Chain
Food safety and security: how science can help tackle global food security and food safety requirements
Dante DominickKnowledge, Confidence, and the Effectiveness of the Well-Trained Employee
Ric Agostini explains the idea of knowledge/confidence synergy and how it contributes to smart action by employees.
Dante DominickWhy You Should Implement Your Own Integrated Food Safety System
Discover how food companies can optimize their food safety efforts and protect both their customers and their brands.
Dante Dominick5 Ways for the Food Industry to Avoid Criminal Liability: Lessons from Peanut Corporation of America
Peanut Corporation of America (PCA) execs received to jail time leaving food industry open to criminal liability. Mitigate risks in your operation.
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