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Manufacturing’s Number One
For 35 years the name Findlay has been synonymous with high quality brands and values that make it the UK’s number one media business in the manufacturing and design communities.
Its long-established core products focus on three important technical teams of qualified contacts: in design, production technology and management, across every discipline and manufacturing sector including automotive, defence, aerospace, oil & gas, machine tools, FMCG, telecommunications, food & drink and more.
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Findlay Media – Our core values |
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We know how important a decision choosing the right media company to work with can be. Knowing what drives and motivates a company is an important part of that decision making process.
We have defined our strategy into 10 clear values:
In this way, we hope you will be able to understand our values more readily and that you will have confidence that Findlay Media shares the same values that sit at the heart of your business.
Click here for the full definition of these values.
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| | | Vote Manufacturing campaign issues call to arms for government action | | 18/03/2010 | UK Manufacturing employs 3million people directly, with 2m more providing services for manufacturing. With their families, that's 10m voters – more than enough to shape the outcome of the next election.
The next government will either salvage or savage UK Manufacturing. Our competitive balance versus Europe and Asia has become dangerously delicate for a nation deep in debt. The wrong decisions now could take manufacturing beyond a return to prosperity.
These are some of the stark warnings delivered by industry leaders at The Future of UK Manufacturing Summit (www.ukmanufacturingsummit.co.uk), held on 4 March at the Institution of Mechanical Engineers' London headquarters. | | | | Read More |
| | | | Manufacturing industry demands action | | 08/03/2010 | Representatives from the UK's manufacturing industry made their concerns very clear at The Future of UK Manufacturing Summit, held last week at the Institute of Mechanical Engineers in London. The Summit was organised by Findlay Media, in association with the ERA Foundation and the Institution of Mechanical Engineers.
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| | | | British Engineering Excellence Awards - Winners 2009 | | 12/10/2009 | Kinetic energy recovery system developer Flybrid Systems has won the Grand Prix at the British Engineering Excellence Awards, held today at London's Globe Theatre.
The winner of the British Engineering Excellence Grand Prix was selected by the Judges from winning entries in the the Awards programme. The winner demonstrated significant achievement in terms of application of new technology, innovative design and market achievement. | | | | Read More |
| | | | Britain’s leanest manufacturers to share secrets | | 10/10/2009 | | Three of Britain's leanest manufacturers are to share the secrets of 20 years' worth of sustained corporate and operational improvement next week. The three, identified by the US-based international lean guru Professor Richard Schonberger (pictured) as being among a small handful of UK-located companies demonstrating improving trends spanning more than two decades, will be appearing at Works Management magazine's 2009 Lean Manufacturing Conference. | | | | Read More |
| | | | Lighting firm crowned Britain’s Best Factory | | 18/09/2009 | | A global lighting business that designs and produces 4.7 million light fittings a year for over 100 commercial markets around the world has been named Factory of the Year for 2009 at the Best Factory Awards (BFA) run by Cranfield School of Management in partnership with the magazine Works Management and sponsored by Barclays Commercial, DAK Consulting, The National Skills Academy for Manufacturing, Siemens, TBM Consulting and Unite the Union. | | | | Read More |
| | | | Eureka hosts successful motion control design day | | 01/06/2009 | Eureka magazine, the market leading publication for the UK's engineering designers, held its second motion control & automation design day on the 13th May at Eastwood Hall in Nottingham.
The event, which was sponsored by Festo, Aerotech and Micro-Epsilon, was a great success with some 40 design engineers taking part in practical hands on workshops and a series of case study based presentations. | | | | Read More |
| | | | Second MCS IT Forum takes on manufacturing innovation issues | | 13/05/2009 | | The second interactive MCS IT Forum roundtable of 2009 answered delegates' questions on how to streamline product and business innovation. | | | | Read More |
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