“We need to start thinking about how to build the resilience of the manufacturing system,” Bailey said.Last week JLR warned that its factories would remain shut until 24 September as the carmaker fights to restore its systems. The prolonged stoppage has already cost about 24,000 vehicles of lost output and around £120m in profits with an estimated £1.7 bn in lost revenue, according to David Bailey, professor of business economics at the University of Birmingham. Speaking to the BBC, Bailey noted that while ...