A recent study by KU Leuven (Belgium), one of the leading European universities, revealed that factory workers feel too little involvement in the introduction of new technologies and digitisation at their workplace. As a result, elder workers in particular tend to be worried about how their job will change, leading to ’technostress’. “This mainly concerns […]
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ADMA’s T1 – Advanced Manufacturing Technologies explained
This is the last in a series of seven articles that the ADMA initiative has produced in order to present the self-assessed current maturities of manufacturing managers in relation to the seven dimensions that European enterprises can advance on in order to improve their manufacturing performances. The seven dimensions are: Advanced manufacturing technologies Digital factory […]
Read MoreADMA’s short term pilot facts you don’t want to miss!
After having trained more than 50 advisors from different ADMA partner organisations last year, we’re very happy to announce that the pipeline of European manufacturing SME’s interested in our services is filling up quite rapidly. Throughout Europe, over 210 manufacturing professionals have completed the ADMA scan. In the meantime 43 scan feedback sessions have been […]
Read MoreEnd-to-end customer focused engineering: ADMA’s 4th transformation area explained
Manufacturing SME’s throughout Europe are increasingly using customer expectations as the key driver and starting point for all new developments and processes. This is good news. Robust, high-quality product, manufacturing and service creation processes are increasingly the results of a cross-functional and cross-departmental design approaches. Significant challenges faced by companies nowadays are how to make […]
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