Consultants' Clinic at Digital Manufacturing Week is a great opportunity for companies to help overcome major problems like digital readiness and business costs.
With digital disruption rife in manufacturing, how to remain competitive in this age remains a crucial question of our time. Utilising advanced technology solutions and building an eco-system of support will ultimately make entire operations ‘smarter’.
The term “the experience economy” was coined in the 1990s to describe how customer experiences would become the main competitive battleground for companies. Today, we find ourselves in the middle of this new economy. In order to survive, companies now need to focus on “experience innovation” and increase their customers’ involvement in their innovation process.
Uri Zilberman, Regional Director UK & Ireland, Priority Software is presenting at 11.30 on 14 November at Speakers' Corner in Smart Factory Expo (Exhibition Centre Liverpool), a unique presentation space on the show floor that encourages speakers and audience to engage around shared areas of passion, while avoiding 'death by PowerPoint'.
Simon Edmonds reports on a graphene-export success story, innovative 3D printing processes and this year’s impact review on low and zero-emission vehicles.
The adoption of Industry 4.0 technology has played a significant role in the growth of Widnes-based manufacturer of thermal engineering products, Genlab.
