Manufacturing Technologies

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Leadership & Strategy

March 2019: 20 key things that happened in manufacturing you should know

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Digital Transformation

The problem with the Fourth Industrial Revolution

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Digital Transformation

Why your digital transformation has ground to a halt and how to get it started again

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Digital Transformation

Digital Transformation: How to avoid the five common pitfalls

A digital twins is a computerised versions of a physical asset, data from sensors in the real world can be inputted in to the twin to create simulations - image courtesy of APS

A return to Design to Value in the digital age

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Digital Transformation

Digital Transformation: The secret behind one Norfolk manufacturer’s remarkable revival

James Cadbury – using data to sell upmarket chocolate with personalisation and customisation

Industrial Data

Data: The start-up enabler

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Leadership & Strategy

Digital culture underpins innovation

The Industrial Strategy is setting out a long-term vision for how Britain can build on its economic strengths.- image courtesy of Depositphotos.

Leadership & Strategy

Annual Manufacturing Report 2019: Some key takeaways

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Digital Transformation

Could blockchain be the key to IoT security?

IoT

New Technologies - ProGlove’s MARK barcode scanner has been designed to work naturally and intuitively with the operator – image courtesy of ProGlove.

Digital Transformation

Are plug-and-play devices the secret to adopting new technologies?