Digitalisation gives people and companies new ways, tools and processes to collaborate, communicate and work smarter. Many Manufacturing companies are going through a change at the moment or at least in the phase of thinking "what do we need to do to stay current and competitive also in the future".
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We had the pleasure to talk with Gareth Williams from BRUSH Group earlier in 2018. On this film he shares what he experienced leading a change process in a Manufacturing company and the positive effects it has already made to people's work.
Design or engineering data is one of the areas where changing current ways of working can have a huge positive effect across the whole company.
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