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Servitization 2016: live coverage

Posted on 18 Oct 2016 by Jonny Williamson

Yesterday was the Servitization 2016 Conference, an annual event delivered by The Manufacturer Thought Leadership Network. Below is a recap of the day's presentations, which offered real-world examples of the benefits of a service-based business model and the growth companies can derive from embracing it.

Manufacturers sought to join The Manufacturer Thought Leadership Network

The Manufacturer Thought Leadership networks

Posted on 14 Sep 2016 by The Manufacturer

The Manufacturer Thought Leadership Network has been relaunched after many months of continuous development. We are delighted to be sharing our new online network with members past, present and new, and are confident the network is bigger and better than its predecessor.

The best in UK manufacturing: TMMX Awards 2016 shortlist announced

Posted on 17 Aug 2016 by Victoria Fitzgerald

The Manufacturer has revealed the shortlisted companies for this year’s prestigious TMMX Awards.

Is creating a Smart Factory part of your business strategy?

A tool manufacturing floor manager analyses smart factory equipment using the Internet of Things (IoT) - image courtesy of Cisco.

Posted on 27 Jul 2016 by Tim Brown

Connected devices, Smart Factory, Industry 4.0, Connected Factory, IoT, IIoT - there's a lot of buzz around these relatively new but basically interchangeable ideas.

30 days to International Festival for Business 2016

Max Steinberg CBE, chair, International Festival for Business 2016.

Posted on 18 May 2016 by Jonny Williamson

Britain’s business leaders marked the 30-day countdown to the International Festival for Business 2016 yesterday evening (May 17) at an exclusive showcase at BT Tower.

SOLIDWORKS World 2016: Taking it all in

Gian Paolo on the main stage at SOLIDWORKS World 2016 in Dallas, Texas.

Posted on 4 Feb 2016 by Tim Brown

SOLIDWORKS WORLD 2016 (SWW16) - Day 1: The call for General Session doors to open at the Kay Bailey Hutchison Center in Dallas came just after 8:00am. Seconds later, spurred on by the thunderous sounds of AC/DC, the world’s best engineers quite literally sprinted (see circa the 28 second mark in the top video) through Hall D to claim their seats at one of the biggest shows in design technology.

UK facing power supply gap by 2025

EEF expressed concern about the report on electricity prices released by the DECC today

Posted on 26 Jan 2016 by Victoria Fitzgerald

Closure of UK coal and nuclear plants is expected to create an electricity supply gap of up to 55% by 2025, according to the Institution of Mechanical Engineers.

Lucideon launches new technology to reveal the power to transform

Posted on 28 Nov 2014 by The Manufacturer

MIDAR Technology, which allows materials to solidify without the need for firing and processing at high temperatures, could provide a low-energy alternative in the manufacture of construction products.

Its qualities could also provide a formula to encapsulate waste in sectors including the n…

UK scientists explore way for quicker, safer nuclear power

Posted on 15 Oct 2014 by The Manufacturer

British researchers are helping in an international project to develop a new type of nuclear power station that is safer, more cost-effective, compact, quicker and less disruptive to build than any type previously constructed.

EDF energy chooses UK firms for new nuclear power station

Posted on 5 Sep 2014 by The Manufacturer

The French nuclear power provider has chosen British firms to do the majority of sub contracted work for its new Hinkley Point C power station.

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