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Future of Manufacturing Q4 2022
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Helping Irish companies tackle technology adoption challenges
Industry 4.0 (I4.0) describes the ongoing evolution of manufacturing around the world. It is an attempt to characterise the impact of a suite of digital technologies that have reached maturity — being mainstream and economically accessible to companies. The primary technologies included under the I4.0 banner are robotics, sensors, computing (AI, storage, cloud), additive manufacturing,...
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Irish manufacturing has ‘met its moment’ in industrial digitalisation
A unique industrial landscape within Ireland is set to offer the country a clear lead in the advance digital manufacturing marketplace. Ireland is uniquely primed to capitalise on the benefits of advanced manufacturing. Industry expert Dermot Lynch believes Ireland is “meeting its moment” within industrial digitalisation. However, he also adds a note of caution, highlighting...
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Ways to create sustainable practices in the food supply chain
As growing populations generate the need for increased food production, the food industry needs an expanded supply of quality raw materials. In terms of supply, there is a concern about how the industry can respond to the growing demand in quality and yield gains, which are affected by factors such as the changing climate, water...
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How to ensure pharma manufacturing is efficient enough for the future
Collaboration between academic research institutions and the pharmaceutical industry in Ireland is crucial in helping keep the sector ahead of international competition. The pharmaceutical industry is critical to Ireland’s economy with 40% of exports from within the sector. In a rapidly changing landscape, Ireland must stay ahead of the competition internationally — but sustainably. Core...
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Manufacturing continues to be a key driver of Ireland’s economic success
Over 70 years, Ireland’s manufacturing industry has earned its reputation as a trusted destination for a global supply of products ranging from life-changing medical devices and pharmaceutical products to advanced microprocessors and large-scale industrial equipment. Irish-based manufacturers directly employ over 260,000 people — more than 80% of whom are located outside of Dublin, positively impacting...
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How digitisation and sustainability can boost Irish biopharma manufacturing
The manufacturing sector plays a vital role in the Irish economy as a leading exporter and employer. BioPharmaChem Ireland (BPCI) has just published its strategy for the sector (2023–2027). The sector is diverse and manufactures a range of materials from chemicals, medicinal products and biotech substances to products based on cell and gene therapies or...