A hugely successful programme of events aimed at supporting and developing manufacturing and engineering businesses is set to return. IN4.0 Access, a joint venture enterprise between IN4.0 Group and the …
New jobs, the implementation of ground breaking technology and higher productivity are the likely outcomes at the culmination of an innovative technology programme designed to stimulate digital revolution amongst manufacturers in the North West.
Following the announcement by Greater Manchester Combined Authority (GMCA) that investment designed to help generate thousands of local jobs, has topped £600 million since the funds launched, manufacturers in the North West are set to profit from a new innovative programme, IN4.0 ACCESS.
By Jo Britton Programme Lead for the IN4.0 Access Disruptive Innovation Accelerator delivered in partnership with UCLAN and Director of PACE Development. Recently, I had the enjoyable task of chairing …
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IN4.0 Group and The Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) are delighted to announce that they are working in partnership to empower the next generation of digital transformation leaders. IN4.0 …
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IN4.0 Group and Catax are delighted to announce they are working in partnership with the aim of helping companies take maximum benefit from the government’s tax incentives related to research and development activity.
In this article, Richard Hagan, IN4.0 Fellow and Managing Directory of Crystal Doors, explains how adopting Industry 4.0 technology saved his business.
Technology is changing our world, transforming the way some of the most traditional sectors operate almost beyond recognition.
To future-proof your business, you’ve got to keep pace with your customers. This means being open to opportunity and being able to explore what’s possible while still keeping the business running.
