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The December 2020 issue of Smart Manufacturing leads off with a riveting story about investigators working to crush barriers to the automation route. It is an important read—because the industry needs integration, simulation and analysis to get to smart manufacturing, and the historic use of proprietary software by the makers of machine tools, robots, conveyors and the like is a big obstacle. We also look at a “rebalancing” at LIFT, a Manufacturing USA institute. And we report on The Best of SMX virtual event, which included a panel discussion on innovative ways to keep a grip on resiliency and agility with regard to the supply chain during the COVID-19 pandemic.