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Essential to Upgrade Your Technology |
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Thursday, 27 December 2007 |
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It's essential to constantly upgrade your existing company to match your competition. Technology has totally revolutionize the way business is conducted and you'll definitely have to embrace technology to help to bring your business to the next level. In fact, companies which fail to recognize the significance of technology would be doomed in the future as the result of rising cost, overhead and redundant work flow processes. On the other hand, the Internet is the next wave in business - redefining how business is conducted conventionally. In case studies of two precision engineering companies that have successfully leveraged investments in technologies and systems to grow into global players, it was analyzed that the companies have carefully balanced market needs with technology acquisition. Industry experts have provided insight into how the machine tool, tooling, and automotive parts industries underwent successful transitions from initial development through the growth period and finally entered the mature phase of mass production. From relatively modest beginnings, these three industries now command a significant share of the domestic and export markets. The precision machine tools and precision engineering have been identified as key industries, together with intelligent robots, flat-panel manufacturing equipment, and industrial machinery. Greater investments have to be made in human resources, R&D, innovation, logistics networks, and the living environment to create a steeper “smile curve” and ensure future prosperity.
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