Machine tools

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.

Rockwell Automation: upskilling for the future

L to R: Jonathan Browning (chairman, Coventry and Warwickshire Local Enterprise Partnership); Annette Doyle (MD, Trumpf UK); Louise Bennett, (chief executive, Coventry & Warwickshire Chamber of Commerce), and Tom Mongan (GM, Subcon Laser Cutting).

Trumpf sets Nuneaton firm on future growth path

Supply Chain Segmentation

Now possible to accurately measure supply chain liquidity

Industrial Strategy Sparks Grinding Industry Manufacturing UK Manufacturers Stock Image Pixbay

UK manufacturing recovery gathers momentum

Mec Com announces fresh jobs & investment

Santander has provided an invoice financing facility to ensure that supplier payments are processed quickly - image courtesy of shutterstock.

Autumn Statement: everything manufacturers need to know

Digital Transformation

Labour: the missing piece in the Industry 4.0 jigsaw

The orders have all been secured due to customers wanting shorter lead times, greater quality and, in some cases, reduced costs - image courtesy of Midland Pressure Diecasting.

£1m order boom for Midland Pressure Diecasting

Angel of the North, Northern Powerhouse - Stock Image

Can the Northern Powerhouse be realised?

UK innovations

People & Skills

Engineering salary trumps other UK professions

The machine tools market is experiencing increased competition from Asian and Eastern European machine tool manufacturers - image courtesy of Exapro.

The changing face of machine tools production and consumption