The future of automotive technology
We examine digital innovations that will boost the British automotive industry
Future of Manufacturing 2016
With 84 per cent of UK manufacturers exporting to the EU, it’s vital the industry rapidly responds to the changes Brexit will bring. This Special Report examines the UK government’s new industrial strategy, manufacturers' reaction to Brexit and the future of automotive technology. The report also offers practical advice on attracting talent to engineering, increasing productivity as well as personalised production
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UK makers march on despite Brexit…
The real test for manufacturers is not the change that Brexit brings, but how they respond to the change
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Driving the car business post-Brexit
The UK automotive industry is a heavy-hitting global success story, but what does it need to secure its future competitiveness in post-Brexit Britain?
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Why manufacturers are becoming service providers
Manufacturers that service their products after sale or on a rental basis are in the vanguard of a trend which can revitalise the sector
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The best of both worlds: Mass customisation with lean inventory
The growing demand for customisation and the increasing need to reduce inventory are pulling manufacturers in two very different directions. But, by using big data analytics correctly, smart companies can ride both trends
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Keeping customers with added service
Antony Bourne, global manufacturing industry director at leading enterprise software solution provider IFS, says UK manufacturers’ best option for boosting business lies with servitisation
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Listening to the machines
Monitoring the performance of machines with in-memory technology can boost the UK’s productivity
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Manufacturing the future
Sir Terry Morgan, knighted earlier this year for services to UK infrastructure, skills and employment, is chairman of Crossrail, the HS2 College, Ricardo plc and until recently the High Value Manufacturing Catapult’s Manufacturing Technology Centre. Here he reflects on the future of manufacturing and infrastructure in the UK
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Public Sector Technology 2021
Could the solution to the climate crisis lie in space? Is the new Online Safety Bill enough to prevent abuse on social media? And can the NHS ever really protect its sprawling supply chain from cyber threats? Our Public Sector Technology report explores these issues, as well as asking what public sector organisations can do to stop employees leaving in droves
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Future of Fintech 2021
Fintech: the great disruptor. From payments and lending to investment and money management, tech providers are actively shaping the future of the financial landscape - even pushing the boundaries of currency itself. How are fintech firms adjusting their services to align with consumer trends? Can fintech cement its reputation as a driver of equality and sustainability? And how should big banks respond to the disruption and stay relevant across the financial ecosystem for the future customer?
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Rare Diseases 2021
It is estimated that 3.5 million people in the UK will be affected by a rare disease at some point in their lives. Though rare on an individual basis, rare diseases are collectively common. How can better health data and advances in genomics produce better outcomes for patients? Are there wider benefits to rare disease research and funding? How has Covid affected the rare disease community? This report considers some of the lived experiences of rare disease patients, and also explores opportunities for improved testing, diagnosis and treatment.
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Digital Transformation 2021
Digital transformation has been a huge area of focus for many businesses, particularly over the past couple of years. But with mitigating the climate crisis another are of concern, how are businesses tying together transformation and sustainability? And what are the key trends in transformation to look to next year?