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12 Feb 2015: Improve individual factory performance: around volume, quality, delivery and unit cost, and develop more resilient operations. ... And by becoming more efficient, businesses can reduce their costs while operating in a more sustainable way.

29 Oct 2015: These four studies address the research issues identified in the scoping workshop, covering economic modelling, production systems, materials, supply chains, software and standards. ... Letizia Mortara, Serena Flammini, Chander Velu). • What are the

15 Oct 2015: Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2007, p. 2. [3] J. A. Schumpeter, The theory of economic development: An. ... 8, no. 3, pp. 245–264, 2005. [16] T. Burke, “Risks and reputations: the economics of.

21 Dec 2015: Themes of socio-economic and socio-technical nature, necessary for successful SoS implementation:. ...  Research on interoperability mechanisms to allow flexible and cost-efficient aggregation of systems into an SoS.

21 Aug 2015: Barriers Industrial partners on board. Cost. SI. Technology transfer means. NPL/HCF10-112015. ... limit cost. Requirement of international, global. infrastructure architecture. High speed single photon detectors.

22 Jun 2015: attractive relative to traditional manufacturing methods because there are no switch-over costs. ... The addi-tive nature of the process meaning that less waste material is created and this provides cost savings on material inputs.

4 Nov 2015: A recent report on manufacturing SMEs has shown that increased productivity without output growth has increased cost-competitiveness of small manufacturing firms but reduced jobs (IfM 2010). ... 10.0 36. #4. 4: supply, design, install and service cost

22 Jun 2015: Reduction in manufacturing costs; Automated manufacture; Speed of manufacture; Lower ownership-cost of laser-based machines; Cost reduction by fabrication of complex structures; Reduced cost; Product by better use of materials & ... processing costs;

15 Oct 2015: economic cluster theories (Marshall 1890, 1920). The term refers to geographical concentrations of. ... transportation costs. Whether or not transportation is costly, industries agglomerate in areas defined.

23 Jul 2015: Transforming global production footprints to reduce cost and increase responsivenessOur approach guides the design of global production networks to lower costs, improve access to growing markets and vital resources, and enhance ... Many companies think