FourJaw is named Most Innovative Machine Monitoring platform’ by SME News
FourJaw has won the ‘Most Innovative Machine Monitoring platform‘ as awarded by SME News at their annual ‘British Made Awards’.
FourJaw has won the ‘Most Innovative Machine Monitoring platform‘ as awarded by SME News at their annual ‘British Made Awards’.
Cloud-based, plug and play machine monitoring is helping industry achieve far greater manufacturing productivity measures and profitability, without the high costs and disruption traditional machine monitoring solutions entail. For these reasons manufacturers of all sizes are adopting cloud-based machine monitoring technology at speed as part of their Industry 4.0 (smart factory) strategies – here’s why. …
Now, more than ever, UK manufacturers need to compete with global rivals who often have significantly lower labour and energy costs. Fortunately, the recent rapid uptake of machine monitoring technology by British manufacturers is helping level the playing-field by enabling them to reduce downtime, increase efficiency and utilisation. That said, a number of SME’s have …
We’re delighted to be attending our second in-person event of the year, Subcon 2022, taking place between the 7th and 9th of June at the NEC, Birmingham. Subcon is the UK’s premier subcontract manufacturing supply chain show. In its 45th year, the show’s longevity is a testament to the high-quality content and the variety of …
While UK manufacturing accounts for only 10% of the UK economy, we believe this long-term decline must be reversed, which is why we’re on a mission to change it by providing UK manufacturers with insights to boost machine utilisation, minimise downtime, achieve OEE and in turn improve profitability. Like most things, the manufacturing landscape varies …
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They call it the Great Resignation. A term coined by a Texas university professor to describe the tidal wave of people in the United States quitting their jobs due to the coronavirus pandemic, as workers began to re-think where, how and why they work. Rather than abate, as the risk from Covid diminishes in the …
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