Companies and News4th September 2020 Company Spotlight: Elements Technology Elements Technology is a young and exciting award-winning company. We found out more about them from CEO, Dr Joe Handsaker. Founded in 2018, Elements Technology has grown from a one-man start-up in the North West, to a seven-strong team in Sheffield, creating software for manufacturing SMEs. Company founder and CEO, Dr Joe Handsaker has taken an open-minded approach to training, investment and product development to shape his early concept into a software solution that offers
Companies and News12th June 2020 Razor wins place on landmark AMRC framework The digitisation specialists will help to inspire innovation in British manufacturing. The digital framework forms part of the AMRC’s wider mission to become a champion for digital integration in the manufacturing environment. They plan to become a centre of excellence to inspire manufacturers throughout the UK to consider the benefits that digitisation can achieve. The overall objective of the AMRC strategy is to provide a robust,
Companies29th November 2019 Company profile: The Tech Dept A new name, a new approach and a new focus on Sheffield. We chatted to The Tech Dept to see how it’s all going. Founders of The Tech Dept, Dan Kirby and Rick Grundy launched their business in 2004 with an email software product. Dan was also running a branding agency and after a couple of years his two companies found mutual ground. The Tech Dept (then just ‘Tech Dept’) began to service clients with creative digital marketing solutions
Events and News and Opportunities and Skills news26th November 2019 How can the region’s manufacturers keep up with new technologies? Culture and skills are the biggest barriers to technology adoption, according to manufacturing and digital experts. DMM is the AMRC’s campaign to connect our digital community to manufacturing businesses. The ‘Breakfast & Bytes’ session at Kollider in Sheffield, in partnership with Barclays Eagle Labs, focussed on how to upskill workforces and explained the funding available for the adoption of Industry 4.0, with presentations from software developer Razor, large-scale engineering company Tinsley