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Accenture, Mujin form robotics integration joint venture

Robotics Business Review

Accenture and Mujin have created a joint venture to help bring robotics and automation to the manufacturing and logistics industries. Mujin said it designed its controllers as a common platform for industrial and collaborative robots for pick-and-place and other logistics applications. Mujin was founded in 2011 and is based in Tokyo.

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Movers & Shakers Interview: Mitac-Synnex Group (Parent Company of Getac)

Frost & Sullivan Manufacturing

Leveraging multiple companies within the group, including Linde LienHwa, Mitac, and Getac, the Lien Hwa group is strategically positioning itself in the hydrogen mobility value chain, spanning hydrogen generation and supply, fuel cell stack manufacturing, system integration, vehicle assembly, and aftersales service.

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View from India: Logistics carriers are economic lifeline of the country

E&T

Developed by the Commerce and Industry Ministry, the goal of the National Logistics Policy (NLP) is to make the country a logistics powerhouse. The policy has four features: Integration of Digital System (IDS); Unified Logistics Interface Platform (ULIP); Ease of Logistics (ELOG); and System Improvement Group (SIG).

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Remanufacturing to Play a Pivotal Role as Automotive Aftermarket Embraces Circular Economy Principles

Frost & Sullivan Manufacturing

China’s expanding role in global remanufacturing logistics and domestic adoption positions it as a significant player in the future. As supply chains and reverse logistics strengthen, more parts are being identified for inclusion in the remanufacturing process, creating a compelling business case for remanufacturing.

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The ETIM product data model in Australia and New Zealand

Manufacturer's Monthly

Aspects of quality, delivery, reliability, logistical performance, pricing and supplier expertise are equally important in this regard. Expanding the list of products available under the ETIM model, or making adjustments to the model, will be as simple as completing a request form to ETIM Australia and New Zealand.

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The ETIM product data model in Australia and New Zealand

Manufacturer's Monthly

Aspects of quality, delivery, reliability, logistical performance, pricing and supplier expertise are equally important in this regard. Expanding the list of products available under the ETIM model, or making adjustments to the model, will be as simple as completing a request form to ETIM Australia and New Zealand.

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Current State of the Global Food Supply Chain

CMTC Manufacturing Tech

The global food supply chain is the unseen undercurrent of the world economy. This logistical marvel connects farmers, distributors, retailers, and consumers in a complex, never-ending production, processing, and distribution cycle to keep supermarkets stocked and kitchens brimming with fresh foods.