Construction

Domestic roof construction serve the same common purpose, yet they come in different styles and designs - image courtesy of APS

Digital Transformation

5 ways technology is revolutionizing the world of construction as we know it

An artist's impression of a futuristic smog-eating skyscraper. Image courtesy of Arconic.

Innovation

Arconic envisages smog-eating skyscrapers

A team of MIT engineers has successfully designed a new 3D graphene material with five percent the density of steel and ten times the strength - image courtesy of MIT and Youtube.

Innovation

New 3D graphene structure is strongest and lightest material in the world

Samsung is the world's largest consumer electronics company. Image cropped & courtesy of Flickr - Nan Palmero

Finance

Samsung head embroiled in South Korea corruption case

Solar energy is set to become the world's most efficient energy source.

Finance

Winds of change as solar becomes world’s cheapest form of energy

A worker inspects a solar panel prior to installation - image courtesy of SunPower

Finance

SunPower to reduce global workforce by 25% as part of restructuring initiatives

Lucid Motors announced Casa Grande, Arizona, as the location of its new factory - image courtesy of Lucid Motors

Finance

Electric car maker Lucid Motors to build $700m Arizona factory

Manufacturers are urged to consider the ways in which data can help them remain innovative and ahead of a challenging marketplace. This could include predictive maintenance.

Leadership & Strategy

Rockwell Automation: upskilling for the future

BusinessModels

Supply Chain Segmentation

Finance

Now possible to accurately measure supply chain liquidity

Industry 4.0 digitisation of manufacturing Technology

Leadership & Strategy

TMALC 2016: the digitisation of manufacturing

The RoboVent Portable FumeGun can be used for a range of activities including the extraction of welding fumes - image courtesy of RoboVent

Robotics & Automation

RoboVent announces expansion into Europe and appointment of industry veteran Gary Keene