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Category Archives: R&D
Aerospace engineer enlists MAS to develop snappy idea
A former aerospace engineer enlisted the help of the Manufacturing Advisory Service’s new product development programme to help him in the early-stages of bringing his canine behavior warning idea to fruition before turning to LS Manufacturing for its production. Branded … Continue reading
Posted in Innovation, Manufacturing management, R&D
Tagged Gizapaw, LS Manufacturing, Manufacturing Advisory Service, MAS
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Unions welcome Heseltine proposals
Both workers’and bosses’ unions reacted positively today to the government’s response to Lord Heseltine’s No Stone Unturned report published last autumn, welcoming its approach to growth strategy, migration policy, science and research funding and proposals on localism. TUC General Secretary … Continue reading
Posted in Government/statistics, Manufacturing management, R&D
Tagged EEF, Lord Heseltine, No stone unturned, TUC
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Gap between ambition and reality on investment is growing – EEF
UK manufacturers with ambitious strategies to take new products and services to new overseas markets may not be investing enough to deliver them. According to a new survey conducted among manufacturing organisations by EEF, nine out of ten firms want … Continue reading
Posted in exports, Finance, Manufacturing management, R&D
Tagged EEF, Invest for Growth
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‘Green’ manufacturing faltering, says EEF
A new report from the manufacturers’ organisation EEF shows that the UK’s position as the sixth largest producer and provider of low carbon goods and services is faltering, with manufacturing output contracting. The report – Tech for Growth,’ delivering green … Continue reading
Posted in energy, Manufacturing management, R&D, Technology, waste management
Tagged EEF, low carbon, Tech for Growth
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GSK announces ‘major change programme’
Pharmaceutical giant GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) has announced that its existing operational excellence programme is to be supplemented by “a new major change programme”. The new £1.5bn programme will continue to focus on simplifying GSK’s supply chain, and on “building the Group’s … Continue reading
Posted in Continuous improvement, Food & beverage, Manufacturing management, medical, Pharma, R&D, Supply chain
Tagged GlaxoSmithKline, GSK, Lucozade, Ribena
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IfM invites firms to join new industry-university programme
A new collaborative industry-university programme has been launched to build a sustainable collaborative research-practice partnership delivering benefits to both industrial and research communities. The Strategic Technology and Innovation Management (STIM) Consortium was instigated by the Centre for Technology Management (CTM), … Continue reading