A select number of leaders from across the industrial landscape came together to discover how advanced technologies are helping manufacturers adopt servitization.
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.
Stagecoach has become the first UK bus operator to implement an innovative modification to its electric buses which allows them to run for longer in between charging sessions.
UK multinational defence technology company, QinetiQ, has developed a rubbery material that could make aircraft structures three times more resistant to impacts such as bird and drone strikes.
Rize has made huge leaps in the development of 3D printing technology with the Boston-based startup creating a new 3D printer that doesn’t require any post processing of the object after it is printed.
Cambridgeshire shed manufacturer, Shire GB has purchased 30 new vehicles to improve its delivery service after securing a £500,000 hire purchase facility from Lloyds Bank Commercial Banking.
Masters Logistical has announced that 100% of customers in a recent, independent survey stated they would recommend it’s services to a friend or colleague.
Three weeks on from the Brexit vote, speculation about its impact on UK manufacturing continues. Real evidence is still hard to find, and will always be tinged with uncertainty due to the complex factors involved. The Manufacturer digests the latest Brexit opinions, sorting the evidence of positive or negative impacts from the pure speculation.
Five principles that should underpin the UK’s negotiations with the EU to ensure the most successful future for the UK economy have been set out today by the CBI.
