In the post pandemic era, how can the Fortune 500 companies use 3D printing to improve workflow?
Release time:
2021-11-20
The arrival of the epidemic has seriously impacted various industries, especially the traditional manufacturing industry in complex supply chain systems. Any problems in the upstream and downstream links will seriously affect the normal production of enterprises. In the post pandemic era, how can we maximize the flexibility of enterprises and help them seize the opportunity in a market environment full of variables? As the core pillar of Industry 4.0, 3D printing has established itself in the manufacturing industry and brought tremendous development opportunities - enabling factories to produce functional prototypes, production tools, fixtures and fixtures, as well as end-use parts on demand anytime, anywhere. After years of practice, the productivity of companies that apply 3D printing has been significantly improved, while also saving a lot of costs. Understanding more successful 3D printing cases from manufacturers will help us grasp cutting-edge technology in the industry on the shoulders of giants. This online seminar will mainly focus on the following content: Sharing the successful experience of how World 500 mandatory manufacturers have applied 3D printing within their companies can help you master how to better integrate this technology into your team. ■ Introduce in detail the classic cases of the application of parallel manufacturing and distributed manufacturing, and approach the 3D printing strategy deployed by multinational companies such as ERIKS and Jabil. Explore how to significantly improve productivity and shorten product time to market without changing workflow, as well as how parallel and distributed manufacturing can have a positive impact on optimizing manufacturing workflows and achieving higher ROI.
In the post pandemic era, how can we maximize the flexibility of enterprises and help them seize the opportunity in a market environment full of variables?
As the core pillar of Industry 4.0, 3D printing has established itself in the manufacturing industry and brought tremendous development opportunities - enabling factories to produce functional prototypes, production tools, fixtures and fixtures, as well as end-use parts on demand anytime, anywhere. After years of practice, the productivity of companies that apply 3D printing has been significantly improved, while also saving a lot of costs.
Understanding more successful 3D printing cases from manufacturers will help us grasp cutting-edge technology in the industry on the shoulders of giants. This online seminar will mainly focus on the following content:
Sharing the successful experience of how World 500 mandatory manufacturers have applied 3D printing within their companies can help you master how to better integrate this technology into your team.
■ Introduce in detail the classic cases of the application of parallel manufacturing and distributed manufacturing, and approach the 3D printing strategy deployed by multinational companies such as ERIKS and Jabil.
Explore how to significantly improve productivity and shorten product time to market without changing workflow, as well as how parallel and distributed manufacturing can have a positive impact on optimizing manufacturing workflows and achieving higher ROI.
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