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Energi Wins Marketing Brief for Eco Technology Centre
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SolidWorks Technology Enables Pump Company's Success
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Acro Bolsters Precision Engineering Capability with Vertical Machining Technology
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We are proud to announce that Energi has won a contract to help promote The Thames Innovation Centre at Veridion Park, London.
The Thames Innovation Centre, located on the outskirts of London, is an exciting new eco building designed to house a broad range of technology companies.
At a cost of £8.2m, the Thames Innovation Centre represents a new breed of commercial buildings. As well as housing stylish offices, conference rooms and a cafe area, the entire building has been built to address the environment.
Using geothermic heating from the ground, solar panels for water heating and intelligent lighting systems that maximise the use of daylight, the Thames Innovation Centre represents one of the first buildings in Europe that will help technology companies address their impact on the environment.
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Suffolk company Amarinth has much to celebrate: company revenue has grown 500% in 5 years; and it has been profitable from year two onwards. Amarinth is respected worldwide for its ability to deliver sophisticated heavy-duty pumping equipment to the oil and chemical industries. Much of its success it attributes to the application of technology, in particular a 3D modelling technology called SolidWorks, which is supplied by Cambridge based Innova Systems.
"We've run several on-site training courses at Amarinth," said Mark Bradford, Managing Director of Innova Systems. "The truth is that SolidWorks is very easy to use and is very intuitive, however, as the work gets more complex, then some specialist training can be required. Amarinth is constantly stretching the capabilities of the technology, so we have been working them to introduce new aspects of the technology such as Cosmos."
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For over 30 years Acro Precision Technology has made a name for itself as a leader in the field of turned parts.
With its 24 hour unmanned machines, in recent years Acro has turned parts for the motor industry, the railway industry, the building sector and even the medical and technology sectors and has enjoyed considerable success whilst being focused purely on turned parts production. However, this year may prove to be a major turning point in Acro's history with the decision to diversify into broader machining services
"It's an exciting time for us," said Fred, "We are really benefiting from the reputation for quality and delivery that we have developed over the past 30 years...
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Another front cover from Energi...
MicroTechnology Europe recently ran a four page article about electronic enclosure design that was written and place by Energi on behalf of our client Hitec Sheet Metal. The front cover featured an enclosure manufactured for Cambridge Broadband, one of Hitec's customers.
In addition to this magazine we have achieved editorial placements for Hitec in Machinery Market, Machinery, Engineering Capacity, Cambridge Connections, Business Weekly, Subcontractingtalk and several other European magazines. We have also placed Hitec technical PR and marketing on a number of technology websites, helping to drive traffic to their website and increase sales.
As a result of the technical PR provided by Energi, Hitec have improved sales performance and even received orders for work from Germany. More about Hitec ... |
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Even more creative marketing from Energi...
Technical marketing and PR company, Energi, has been working to help engineering companies co-operate more closely with local technical colleges.
The most recent project to come to fruition is the Barric Prize, to be awarded to the the most accomplished electronics student at the City College Norwich. (photography by Sally at Energi)
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On-Shoring Creates Demand for Qualified Engineers (published in Machinery Market)
A few years ago, 'out-sourcing' was a trendy term. Today, the new term seems to be 'On-shoring'. On-Shoring is the name being given to the recent trend of manufacturers looking to source components within the UK as opposed to low cost economies such as China or Eastern Europe. Engineering companies are reporting that many contracts are returning to the UK, so much so, that UK engineering companies are now struggling to recruit suitably qualified precision engineers.
During the past two years, many manufacturing companies have started to realise that sourcing abroad can incur many hidden costs. Read full article...
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Energi to Oversee Leading Hi Tech Development Conference
Energi has will be managing and promoting the Embedded Masterclass 2008 event to be held in both London and Bristol on the 8th and 13th May. The event addresses new technologies and tools that are used in the development of leading edge hi-tech development of products ranging from mobile phones to aircraft landing systems. www.embedded-masterclass.com
"The term 'embedded' comes from the fact that so many modern devices have computers embedded within them," said Richard Blackburn, Managing Director of Energi. "In fact, the average mobile phone often has a network of three powerful microchips communicating at amazingly high speeds."
The embedded computing industry is a massive global industry that influences most aspects of modern life, from flat panel TV's to low emission car engine management systems and from washing machine controls to air traffic control systems. The UK is a world leader in this field and the Embedded Masterclass is an opportunity for engineers to learn what's new and to meet with other engineers from leading technology vendors around the world. More info about our next Embedded Systems event...
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Copytrax DaVinci CD Printer Targets Digital Media
UK digital media specialist Copytrax has announced the release of the DaVinci Multi; a multi-purpose, entry-level professional cd printing machine for the printing of digital media such as CD's, mini CD's and CD business cards. The new high quality CD printer has been designed for professional users such as printers, recording studio's, marketing companies, DVD production companies and CD duplication companies. More news about Copytrax CD Printer...
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Dolomite Multi-Layer Microfluidic Fabrication Wins International Acclaim
Royston based microfluidics company, Dolomite, has announced that they have recently succeeded in the development and fabrication of large-scale multi-layer microfluidic devices and that they are currently in discussion with several international companies interested in the exciting opportunities that this new microfluidic technology offers. More info...
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Ladbrook in a Spin over Sony Display System Contract UK metal spinning specialists, Ladbrook, have announced that they have won a contract to provide their metal spinning services for the manufacture of retail display stands to be used for the promotion of Sony DVD's.
Manufactured by Impulse POP, an approved supplier of Sony and a specialist supplier in Point of Purchase systems for the Retail sector, the current initial contract is for the supply of 1,000 systems. More info...
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