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IT Engineering and Werum agree on partnership for the Japanese Pharma MES Market
YOKOHAMA, JAPAN and LUENEBURG, GERMANY - IT Engineering Ltd. (IT&E), a leading Japanese provider of manufacturing solutions and services to the pharmaceutical industries, and Werum Software & Systems, the worldwide leading provider of Manufacturing Execution Systems (MES) for the pharmaceutical and bio-pharmaceutical industries, today announced their strong partnership for the Japanese market.
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Wednesday 28 May, 2008 07:02 AM |
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Clipped to the Drawing Board by Pat Sheen
With the 12-week-long American Axle Holdings strike now over, idled Indiana autoworkers could be recalled in about two weeks, a General Motors official estimated Friday.
More than a dozen Indiana factories supplying General Motors laid off about 6,000 workers as strikebound American Axle deprived GM of axles, leading it to cancel assembly of about 330,000 cars and trucks. GM officials estimated the axle strike and short strikes this year at its own plants have cost it $2.6 billion in pretax profits.
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Wednesday 28 May, 2008 06:22 AM |
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Clipped to the Drawing Board by Peter Wu
Singapore's industrial production unexpectedly declined in April, the biggest drop in 10 months, as drug companies and electronic manufacturers reduced output.
Manufacturing, which accounts for a quarter of Singapore's economy, fell 5.7 percent from a year earlier, following a revised 18.1 percent gain in March, the Economic Development Board said today. Analysts predicted a 6 percent increase.
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Wednesday 28 May, 2008 02:19 AM |
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Clipped to the Drawing Board by Yan Chu
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Plastics auxiliary supplier Conair (Franklin, PA) and size-reduction specialist Rapid Granulator (Bredaryd, Sweden) will mirror the organizational model applied in their new Chinese production plant, with the sister firms consolidating North American and European manufacturing efforts. Chris Keller, president of the companies’ parent firm, International Plastics Equipment Group (IPEG; Cranberry Township, PA), described the decision in a conference call as a continuation of what began last year in China with the combined Shanghai plant
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Wednesday 28 May, 2008 12:16 AM |
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Clipped to the Drawing Board by Yan Chu
As designs progressed from the 130nm node on their quest to keep up with Moore's law, physics asserted its influence on circuits behavior. The EDA industry, always creative in finding timely solutions to the pressing problems of the electronics industry, rose to the challenge and defined a new market segment, unfortunately labeled DFM for Design For Manufacturing. I say unfortunately because, as I have pointed out innumerable other times, we designed for manufacturing since the invention of the light bulb (and probably even before that).
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Tuesday 27 May, 2008 08:12 PM |
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