3D-printed skins take car customisation to new heights
Automobiles have come a long way since the time when you could have yours in any colour, as long as…
Automaker commits to ethical standards for supply chain
Can a company do well by committing to do good? Ford affirms it can.
Tesla’s first fatal crash casts pall at three-way auto event
The accident, currently under investigation by U.S. auto-safety regulators, is likely to direct more scrutiny toward autonomous driving technology, which…
NEC Tech set to hire 1,000 in a bid to boost revenue
NTI and its Japan-based parent NEC has announced its plan to collaborate and set up an Open Source Software centre…
Xiaomi targets new handset manufacturing plants in India
Xiaomi's sales in India, where it has been enjoying steady popularity, has grown "month over month" thanks to its "online-centric…
IIoT backlash: Are we over-connecting the plant?
The Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) may be going off the deep end in connecting everything on the plant floor.
IBM discovers how to convert old smartphones cases into high-strength plastic
The one-step approach converts BPA-leaching plastics in consumer electronics into environmentally safe material for water purification and medical devices.
A new set of C-suite for SC management
The necessity for a chief supply chain risk officer to manage the enterprise's supply chain risk management plan is growing.…
India PC shipments plummets in 2Q16: Gartner
PC shipments to India totalled about 20.00 lakh (2 million) units in the first quarter of 2016, a 7.4% decrease…
Bio-ink paves way for 3D printed tissues
Scientists from University of Bristol are utilising bio-ink on 3D printers, allowing the printing of living tissue and aims to…