Think back to last January. The economy was booming, machines were running day and night, 401k’s were soaring, and our biggest concern was finding additional labor. Fewer than 12 months later there are a whole new set of priorities and concerns. We discovered how vulnerable life and business can be, learned to adapt and improvise, and opportunistically embraced new approaches for getting things done.

At home, the kitchen table was transformed to accommodate distance learning for our children. We gave the Internet a workout with online ordering of everything from household supplies and groceries to pizza. And we gained a whole new appreciation for social gatherings with family and friends over the web.

Read the complete article in Plastics Technology Magazine.