Repair Cafe helps people fix items rather than dump them
Posted on 7 Dec 2016 by Aiden Burgess
An organisation, which began in the Netherlands, is encouraging people across the globe not to throw away items but to repair them. Supply Chain
How new manufacturing technology will impact jobs
Posted on 3 Dec 2016 by The Manufacturer
The world is changing but what does this mean for the future of work? Pierfrancesco Manenti, vice president - research, SCM World, explains. Labour: the missing piece in the Industry 4.0 jigsaw
Posted on 30 Nov 2016 by Nick Peters
With manufacturers intently focused on the technology element of Industry 4.0, the workforce management company Kronos believes that maximum benefit can only be achieved if equal attention is paid to the people operating it. Nick Peters reports. FASTForge to deliver cheaper aerospace titanium
Posted on 29 Nov 2016 by Jonny Williamson
A consortium comprising the world’s leader in aircraft landing gear, a leading specialist metals producer and two of the UK’s leading universities is working on FastForge, a project aimed at the production of aerospace-grade titanium at a third of the current price. Machine learning drives the future of industry
Posted on 16 Nov 2016 by The Manufacturer
HSO, a leading provider of enterprise business solutions, explores the many different ways machine learning is helping to make manufacturing more agile and productive. The supply chain cloud comes of age
Posted on 15 Nov 2016 by Jonny Williamson
Vikram Singla challenges supply chain leaders to take up the generational shift in technology solutions offered by cloud technology. The changing face of machine tools production and consumption
Posted on 8 Nov 2016 by The Manufacturer
The machinery sector is changing and, thanks to a growing global demand, the market is diversifying. Announcing the winners of The Manufacturer MX Awards
Posted on 3 Nov 2016 by Victoria Fitzgerald
The elite of the UK manufacturing community came together on November 2 to celebrate The Manufacturer MX Awards 2016. Car thieves take advantage of keyless entry as “freebie” thefts rise
Posted on 3 Nov 2016 by Aiden Burgess
Car thieves are increasingly taking advantage of vehicle owners who leave keyless entry remotes (also known as a key fob) inside their cars, with new statistics showing that such thefts are occurring every six and a half minutes in the US. TMALC 2016: the digitisation of manufacturing
Posted on 2 Nov 2016 by Jonny Williamson
Senior figures from across the UK manufacturing landscape discussed the trends, technologies and influences that are transforming the future of industry during the UK’s largest event of its kind, The Manufacturer's Annual Leaders Conference 2016.