The Shifting Sands Of Manufacturing & Essential Capabilities

November 15, 2022

The need for modernization based on digital capabilities is evident in almost all areas of the manufacturing enterprise today – not just on the shopfloor, but also in the sales, planning, engineering, and service functions. Significant shifts are underway in the manufacturing industry driven by world events as well as technology. This paper discusses these shifts in the industry along with key business and technology capabilities manufacturers need today to navigate this disruption and stay competitive. It also shows how Infosys Discrete Manufacturing Solution can empower manufacturers with these capabilities.

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Creatix3D

Creatix3D is a consulting and integration company for 3D printing solutions for industry, design and architecture. We believe that the 3D printer can prototyping of course, but especially to manufacture smarter, lighter and more beautiful series parts. We believe that the integration of this technology only makes sense if the whole process of design, tooling and manufacturing is put back to the plate.

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The Shifting Sands Of Manufacturing & Essential Capabilities