Why Manufacturers Must Rebuild Their Factories Around the Buyer

11/28/25, 06:59 AM | Supply Chain, | Engineering | Smart Factory

Today's generation of buyers expects products built to fit their needs, transparent pricing, reliable delivery, and ongoing support that extends beyond the initial sale.

Must-Have AI Features in your next ERP: Why AI-Enabled ERP Is a CEO's Best Investment

11/20/25, 05:44 AM | Automation & IIoT, | Supply Chain | Enterprise Resource Planning, | erp

The next wave of competitive differentiation lies in embedding artificial intelligence (AI) directly within ERP/MIS systems - not as an add-on, but as a native capability driving data, decision-making, and automation across operations.

Organic Soda Producer Implements Traceability System in Just a Few Weeks

11/19/25, 05:47 AM | Automation & IIoT, | Supply Chain | MRP

Fresh Fizz Sodas from Long Island needed a system that would help them comply with traceability regulations, and found the perfect solution in MRPeasy.

The Next Industrial Epoch is Here: Why Acting Now is a Strategic Imperative for Manufacturers

11/12/25, 05:38 AM | Supply Chain, | Engineering | ai, | Business Development, | onshoring, | Smart Factory

The convergence of technological maturity, proven financial returns, and a strategic need for resilient domestic production has created a generational opportunity, and the window to act is now.

10 Common Supply Chain Issues & How to Solve Them

10/29/25, 05:30 AM | Automation & IIoT, | Supply Chain | logistics

Let's take a look at some of the major global supply chain issues of the past four years, then drill into the most common effects on businesses. You'll be surprised at the number of strategies you can implement to mitigate the risks.

Maximizing ROI with Mobile Automation: What the Data Shows

10/23/25, 05:34 AM | Supply Chain, | Engineering | agv, | AMR

Technologies like autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) and automated guided vehicles (AGVs) are helping companies bring autonomy to material movement more efficiently, safely, and cost-effectively than ever before.

How Collision Awareness Systems Help Meet OSHA Forklift & Pedestrian Safety Guidelines

10/22/25, 05:35 AM | Supply Chain, | Engineering | Safety and Standards

According to OSHA, approximately 35,000 serious injuries and 62,000 non-serious injuries involving forklifts occur each year in the U.S., many of which are due to poor visibility, blind spots, and uncontrolled intersections in warehouses.

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Why Economic Uncertainty Demands a Real-Time Manufacturing Strategy

11/21/25, 05:45 AM | Supply Chain, | Engineering | Business Development

Proactive manufacturers now treat economic uncertainty not as isolated incidents, but as ongoing tests of their operational readiness and digital maturity.

9 Evidence-Backed Predictions for the Next Decade of Auto Part Manufacturing

11/14/25, 05:40 AM | Supply Chain, | Engineering | Automotive, | The Parts Department

As the industry navigates the next decade, it will adapt to the digital transformation and the emergence of smart vehicles. Here are nine evidence-backed predictions for the next 10 years of auto part manufacturing.

"Building for the Surge: How to Prepare Your Factory Storage for Times of Peak Demand"

10/31/25, 05:39 AM | Automation & IIoT, | Supply Chain | Business Development, | logistics, | Warehouse Management

To truly manage seasonal peaks efficiently and safely, facilities need a storage infrastructure designed to flex with changes in demand, regardless of whether they're seasonal, planned, or one-time occurrences.

WAYLAND ADDITIVE AND AUTODESK FORGE POWERFUL PARTNERSHIP TO ADVANCE ELECTRON BEAM ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING

11/27/25, 11:51 AM | Additive & 3D Printing | Supply Chain

This collaboration between Wayland and Autodesk brings a powerful mainstream software solution to NeuBeam® users, streamlining the entire design-to-production workflow for additive manufacturing.

Hapman to Attend The Almond Conference 2025

11/26/25, 08:51 AM | Supply Chain

The bulk material handling experts will feature the CablePro™ Tubular Drag Conveyor at Booth 420

DigiKey Debuts Industry-First Power Supply Configuration Tool

11/25/25, 07:50 AM | Automation & IIoT | Supply Chain

Online tool speeds access to power supply solutions, offering time savings and an accelerated design process

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(Taunton, MA, United States of America)

Parvalux is a leading global manufacturer of geared motor solutions with over 70 years' experience in creating the perfect combination of motor and gearbox to match the customer's application. Whilst we offer thousands of standard options we can easily customize any motor or gearbox to meet your exact requirements at no or minimal extra cost. Our design team can work closely with your own to optimize your solution for your application helping you to secure a genuine competitive advantage in your market. Our products are found in hundreds of applications but we are particularly strong in healthcare, leisure, mobility, transport, and a diverse range of industrial applications.