Brian Wei shares essays on emerging trends, from the future of manufacturing technology to open source software's history and market, plus occasional data experiments such as testing whether Reddit sentiment predicts stock moves. Readers get a mix of market overviews, investment theses, and step-by-step analysis.
Website: https://www.brian-wei.com/
Covers defense technology, acquisition policy, budgets and industrial base issues, mixing weekly news headlines with deeper analysis pieces. Readers get explanations of Pentagon programs, appropriations and procurement dynamics aimed at helping them work with the Department.
Furnilytics publishes data-driven analysis of the furniture industry, covering European manufacturing employment and productivity, trade flows, and export trends such as Vietnam's furniture exports. Each issue pairs reported figures with explanatory commentary on what the numbers suggest about the sector's structure and direction.
A personal blog-style newsletter by Kevin Meyer covering leadership, lean manufacturing and kaizen, with commentary on AI and its implications. Issues also occasionally include recipes with cultural background.
Peter Nicholson writes practical, opinionated essays on AI, ERP systems and data, drawing on his manufacturing sales background and hands-on migration and Power BI work. Each issue argues a specific point, such as where human approval adds little value in automated ERP processes or why AI answers can hide conflicting business definitions.
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