Peter Woods, head of medical device manufacturing, GB Innomech discusses the challenges involved in designing flexible automation for medical device and regulated production environments.
James Pozzi speaks to five figures from UK manufacturing to get their industry wishes for 2014.
Staying the right side of the UL standard in the US and North America. Tony Hague, managing director of PP Electrical Systems, explains why compliance confusion can be costly for machinery manufacturers.
Reduce operating costs, increase quality, become competitive. The Manufacturer's Automation Advisory Board's mission is to educate companies about the benefits of automating manufacturing processes.
Malcolm Wheatley finds out why manufacturers concerned about the future relevance and resilience of their supply chain management strategies should attend Oracle’s Supply Chain Debate in February 2014.
What better time of year to celebrate the health and wealth of food and drink manufacturers in the UK than over the festive period of Christmas and New Year? As we glut on turkey and mince pies let’s save a slice of celebratory cake for Britain’s biggest manufacturing sector.
Passion, ambition and achievement created an atmosphere of rarefied excitement for guests at The Manufacturer of the Year Awards 2013.
The Manufacturer Directors’ Conference empowered and inspired industry leaders to tackle their challenges and targets head on in an environment of growing optimism and opportunity.
In the wake of the release of results for phase two of the Courtauld Agreement to reduce food waste in the UK, Will Stirling asks what food manufacturers are doing to contribute. He discovers 2013 has been a landmark year for the reduction of waste in the food supply chain.
As part of MAS’ Manufacturing Matters week, James Pozzi spent a day touring the West Midlands to visit some of the innovators working with the group to drive business growth.
