Innovation in the form of the Internet of Things (IoT), wearable technology, and 3D printing have been hot topics in the manufacturing sector for some time, but what do developments in this space mean for the supply chain specifically - and what are the legal implications?
A Somerset electrical manufacturer is to create 29 highly skilled new jobs after winning a grant of £150,000 from the GAIN Growth Fund.
Lloyd Morris Electrical, manufacturers of electrical distribution products, has relocated to a new site following a £450,000 investment from Barclays.
West Country-based technology manufacturer TDK-Lambda has announced plans for a new R&D centre.
Siemens has entered into an agreement to acquire Camstar Systems, Inc., one of the proven market leaders in enterprise Manufacturing Execution Systems (MES) software.
A Redditch electronics manufacturer is accelerating its growth plans and creating new jobs after securing a £4.5million funding package from Lloyds Bank.
A new light controlling product that promises to save energy and cut costs is being made in the North East after the inventor chose to manufacture locally.
Sims Metals Management, an electronics and metal recycling company, has once again chosen WEG to design, build and supply a new high voltage motor for its metal recycling operations in the UK.
Bigger screens and a heart-rate monitor might be the main topic of conversation for some when it comes to the new Apple iPhone 6 and Apple Watch, but the big news is Apple Pay.
Creating value and managing risk are the driving forces behind a new global desire to ‘outsource’ according to the MD of one of the UK’s largest providers of control and automation solutions.
