Manufacturing Management

For 70 years, Manufacturing Management has been a trusted source for the UK manufacturing sector, offering a space for professionals to share insights and a platform for enhancing business practices through its monthly magazine and daily website. In addition to its publications, it hosts various events such as the Manufacturing Management Conference, Manufacturing Management Show, and the Manufacturing Management Champions. Each year, there are also multiple Manufacturing Management Factory Tours.

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UK Cities Excelling in Green Infrastructure - Manufacturing Management

2 weeks ago | manufacturingmanagement.co.uk | Roshini Bains

Thomson Environmental Consultants has identified the UK’s leading cities in green infrastructure, showcasing how nature-based solutions can support urban resilience. Manchester, London, and Southampton top the list, with a higher percentage of green spaces, tree canopy cover, EV charging stations, and a higher number of individuals who cycle for any purpose five days a week.
Ask the Expert: Sam Shiroff at EnerSys

1 month ago | manufacturingmanagement.co.uk | Paul Fanning

In this Ask the Expert, Editor Paul Fanning, sits down with Sam Shiroff, Senior Director of Global Sustainability at EnerSys, a US-based battery manufacturing company. Shiroff discusses how the company is providing sustainability to the UK, how Enersys products help address challenges such as distribution of goods and grid reliability, and more. Click here to see the full interview: Ask The Expert 22 on Vimeo
Bentley Motors Announces Apprenticeship Vacancies for 2025 Apprenticeship Programme - Manufacturing Management

2 months ago | manufacturingmanagement.co.uk | Roshini Bains

The Bentley Motors apprenticeship programme will focus on manufacturing, research, and development. These programmes will be based on the Crewe site, offering structured training, hands-on experience, and mentorship from industry experts.
The Future of Fusion Energy: How UK’s Steel Innovation Will Transform Power Generation - Manufacturing Management

2 months ago | manufacturingmanagement.co.uk | Paul Fanning

Another step towards fusion energy has been taken with the development of reduced activation steel costing ten times less to produce than previously. A United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority (UKAEA) working group has successfully demonstrated the industrial-scale production of fusion-grade steel. This achievement has the potential to reduce production costs by an order of magnitude and improve the efficiency of future fusion powerplants.
How Smarter Waste Management Helps Manufacturers Cut Costs & Improve Sustainability - Manufacturing Management

2 months ago | manufacturingmanagement.co.uk | Paul Fanning

In the face of growing economic pressures, evolving regulations, and ambitious sustainability goals, today’s manufacturers are navigating a perfect storm of challenges. Rising material costs, supply chain disruptions, and the drive to meet ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) targets can stretch even the most resilient businesses.
Transitioning to the Autonomous Society: Key Technologies Leading the Future of Science & Industry - Manufacturing Management

2 months ago | manufacturingmanagement.co.uk | Paul Fanning

Humanity is now approaching the next phase in how society, science, and technology interact. Autonomous Society is the term that defines this transformation. So, what are the technologies that will drive this shift? Also read: UK Connect Champions STEM Education, Inspiring 15,000 Young MindsThe Evolution from Optimisation to Autonomy 2025 is the year humanity is expected to start transitioning into a new era called the Autonomous Society.
How ERP Integration Transforms Multi-Entity Manufacturing Operations for Maximum Efficiency - Manufacturing Management

2 months ago | manufacturingmanagement.co.uk | Paul Fanning

In today's complex business landscape, many organisations operate with multiple entities under one umbrella – typically a sales arm and a manufacturing division, or separate B2B and B2C operations. While this structure offers strategic advantages, it traditionally creates significant operational challenges, particularly around duplication, cost efficiencies, human errors across data management, and slow inter-company transactions.
The Evolution of Manufacturing: How Additive Manufacturing is Revolutionising the Industry - Manufacturing Management

2 months ago | manufacturingmanagement.co.uk | Paul Fanning

Felix Manley, Co-Founder of 3D People, looks at how expert service and delivery can raise the bar for 3D printing bureaux. The business of manufacturing continues as it always has and typically brings successes and challenges across the workflow. The evolution of manufacturing and how manufacturers produce and deliver their applications is a particularly interesting factor to consider as the number of manufacturing processes available and their capabilities increase and improve.
How the UK Capacity Market Can Unlock Financial Rewards for Manufacturers - Manufacturing Management

2 months ago | manufacturingmanagement.co.uk | Paul Fanning

As the UK gradually retires her fossil fuel power stations, the amount of electricity on our national grid from renewable sources increases. In 2001 it was less than 3%. That figure now exceeds 40%. While making the switch to renewable energy is key to achieving our Net-Zero goals, this transition wouldn’t be possible without energy flexibility programmes such as the UK Capacity Market. What is the UK Capacity Market?
How the UK Manufacturing Sector is Set to Thrive in 2025 and Beyond - Manufacturing Management

2 months ago | manufacturingmanagement.co.uk | Paul Fanning

David Atkinson, UK Head of Manufacturing, SME & Mid-Corporates at LloydsThere is no doubt that the UK Manufacturing sector punches above its weight. But, despite its role as a key driver of innovation, exports and employment, there is still a lingering feeling that it has not achieved its full potential, particularly since the recession of 2008. Experts have lined up to give their verdict on why, and time and again they come back to the issue of underinvestment.