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Supply Chain & Logistics Summit 2019: Key takeaways

Posted on 24 Jun 2019 by Jonny Williamson

Those with the greatest supply chain agility, visibility and responsiveness secure a profound competitive advantage. However, ever-more demanding customers, a volatile global trading environment, new technologies and pressing concerns around sustainability make achieving such traits a challenge for almost every business.

Marshall Aerospace and Defence: Taking 3D printing to new heights

Marshall Aerospace and Defence Group - Image 2

Posted on 24 Jun 2019 by Jonny Williamson

Cambridge-based Marshall Aerospace and Defence Group is flying high with flight-ready 3D printed production parts. Jonny Williamson visited the company to discuss how it achieved its success, and find out what the future holds.

All the action from the Paris Air Show 2019

At the Paris Air Show 2019, Airbus revealed its newly-launched Airbus A321XLR, which the company said offers more value for airlines by providing a 30% lower fuel burn per seat than previous-generation competitor aircraft - image courtesy of Airbus.

Posted on 21 Jun 2019 by Tim Brown

Boeing came to the Paris Air Show 2019 in a contrite mood over the two fatal crashes of its 737 Max which led to the global fleet being grounded.

Are UK manufacturing supply chains fit for the 21st century?

Cranfield National Manufacturing Debate 2019 - Audience

Posted on 17 Jun 2019 by Jonny Williamson

The tenth National Manufacturing Debate, hosted by Cranfield University, brought together industry and academia to discuss one of the biggest challenges facing businesses – the digitalisation of supply chains.

How 5G will drive transformation within manufacturing

Posted on 7 Jun 2019 by Maddy White

Manufacturing is waiting for 5G, with two-thirds of industrial firms planning to use the network within the first two years of availability, a new report has found.

Bridgend Closure: What’s the UK automotive supply chain impact?

According to media reports, Ford has cited "under utilisation" of the Bridgend plant when compared with other sites - image courtesy of Ford.

Posted on 6 Jun 2019 by Edward Pearcey

The closure of the Ford engine plant at Bridgend in Wales is the latest blow to the UK automotive sector, after recent announcements of job losses at JLR, the closure of Honda Swindon and slowing investment in the North East. Edward Pearcey examines the wider implications for the UK automotive supply chain.

If innovation isn’t really about technology, what is it about?

Factory Isometric Composition - image courtesy of Depositphotos.

Posted on 4 Jun 2019 by The Manufacturer

When it comes to change management best practice, there’s an understandable leaning towards the impact on culture, leadership, training or organisational design. But, can a rethink of how you engage with your partners prompt a real growth and efficiency? George Edwards reports.

The Supply Chain Leaders’ Playbook

Posted on 3 Jun 2019 by Temi Adegoke

This free e-book brings together practical insights from the supply chains at leading manufacturers, with ideas to help you thrive in the era of digital transformation.

Download ‘The Supply Chain and Leaders’ Playbook’ below for thought-provoking content on the future of supply chain.

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Top Tips: Secrets of supply chain success

Posted on 3 Jun 2019 by Temi Adegoke

In preparation for our Supply Chain & Logistics Summit taking place on 20 June 2019, Birmingham.

Take a look at some practical advice on dealing with change, digital transformation and the supply chains of the future and much more.

Download your copy now by completing the form below.

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Compound semiconductors: Can the UK retain its global dominance in the technology driving our future?

The UK leads the world in Compound Semiconductor technology

Posted on 21 May 2019 by Nick Peters

We are constantly regaled with how our future will be changed by advances in technology: 5G super-fast communications, autonomous vehicles, AI, and digital life at bewildering speeds. Rarely do we stop to ask what will power this technological acceleration.