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Electronics business switches on to £100,000 savings

Untitled document Wigan-based electronics manufacturer C-TEC has switched on to productivity savings of £100,000 as part of its business improvement drive to become world class. 
Siemens masters global leadership

Untitled document Cheshire-based Siemens Standard Drives is developing global leadership skills among key staff through the MSc in Manufacturing Leadership programme. 
Taking Stock: Lean fellowship gets results

Untitled document After completing a fast-track programme on lean manufacturing, Ann Young of Pattonair, Woking, went on to take The Manufacturing Institute’s Lean Manufacturing Fellowship. But this was not just an academic exercise: it was a pragmatic project that contributed to the transformation of her company’s stock control system, reducing stock held from a predicted £1.5m above budget to £1.2m below.
How to keep improvement continuous

Untitled document Many businesses start down the lean business improvement route but 90 per cent fail to complete the course, according to The Manufacturing Institute which is offering a short, sharp solution to making lean stick.
Cumbria toy makers show how going green pays

Untitled document The benefits of going green add up for educational toy and furniture maker Twoey Toys, of Wigton, Cumbria, which has boosted its environmental performance to save cash and raise both productivity and sales.
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