Stuffing a skills gap
Posted on 20 May 2014 by The Manufacturer
Renishaw helps teachers inspire a new generation of engineers with the D&T Association’s Skills Gap programme.
Features
Marshall turns it up to 11
Posted on 19 May 2014 by The Manufacturer
James Pozzi tours the home of Marshall, the iconic British manufacturer of music amplification equipment.
Future proofing for SMEs
Posted on 16 May 2014 by The Manufacturer
SMEs must prioritise technology to be ‘future-proof’ says Pieter Hamans, principal, product marketing at Exact
Serve yourself
Posted on 2 May 2014 by The Manufacturer
Revealing the pathways to advanced service provision for UK manufacturers.
Machine tools sector focus: Building to succeed
Posted on 2 May 2014 by The Manufacturer
The UK’s biggest machine tool exhibition took place in Birmingham in April, playing host to over 500 exhibitors. But does the growth of the sector’s flagship show illustrate a wider upturn in the industry’s fortunes?
Wheelabrator’s journey to Columbus
Posted on 25 Apr 2014 by Malcolm Wheatley
Malcolm Wheatley profiles how shot blasting equipment manufacturer Wheelabrator sought out Columbus to cater for its ERP needs.
The coalition of the willing
Posted on 24 Apr 2014 by The Manufacturer
Jane Gray talks to Professor John Perkins about putting his highly acclaimed review of engineering skills in the UK into practice.
Here comes the fizz
Posted on 22 Apr 2014 by The Manufacturer
James Pozzi tours Coca-Cola Enterprises’ Wakefield facility, the largest of its kind in Europe, and strolls through the evidence of heavy UK investment from the global drinks giant.
Marussia looks to gather pace in F1
Posted on 15 Apr 2014 by The Manufacturer
James Pozzi recently toured Marussia F1's Banbury facility, the nerve centre of the team's plans to climb the fiercely competitive grid.
A productive debate
Posted on 5 Apr 2014 by Callum Bentley
A guru to many adherents of lean manufacturing, Peter Drucker once said “Nothing is less productive than to make more efficient what should not be done at all.”