Supply chains: A link to efficiency
From the suppliers perspective understanding what an OEM requires is critical to establishing and then growing a business relationship.
From the suppliers perspective understanding what an OEM requires is critical to establishing and then growing a business relationship.
More than 21,000 visitor attended MACH 2012, a fitting tribute to an event that this year celebrated its centenary. Organised by the MTA (Manufacturing Technologies Association), MACH is the UKs biggest exhibition dedicated to advanced and precision manufacturing technologies and takes place every two years.
Without adequate training and education we cannot hope
to sustain the world-class status and long term profitability
of Britain’s advanced manufacturing base, as Paul
O’Donnell, head of external affairs at the Manufacturin
MACH 2012 took place from 16th to 20th April at the NEC
and proved a highly successful showcase for the UK’s
engineering-based manufacturing sector, as Paul
O’Donnell, head of external affairs at the Manufacturing
Technol
It was winners all round at the
MTA’s Annual Gala Dinner held on
1st February at the ICC in
Birmingham. As well as the
President’s speech, the MTA
presented its Manufacturing
Industry Awards, an opportunity to
celebrat
With almost 500 exhibitors and more than 5000 tonnes of
working machinery, MACH 2012 offers visitors the
opportunity to see some of the very best of British,
European and global manufacturing technology. Paul
O’Donnell, h
The Manufacturing Technologies
Association (MTA) monthly
members’ survey for February has
revealed an increase in orders,
enquiries and subsequently,
confidence, compared to results in
January 2012, itself a strong mont
Although the outlook for the UK and the global economy is
uncertain, there are good reasons to believe that demand
for manufacturing technology equipment in the UK will
continue to be strong in 2012.Paul O’Donnell, head of
Exhibition sales for MACH 2014 (7-11 April) are 25% up on MACH 2012 at the same point.
It can’t have escaped anybody’s notice that the autumn has
been dominated by grim economic tidings, especially from
the Eurozone.Against that background it is easy to forget
that parts of the real economy are doing reasona
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