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Volvo to invest US$ 500 million in Bangalore facility
Volvo, the luxury bus-maker, plans to set up its new 1,000-unit capacity facility in Bangalore at an investment of US$ 500 million.“This new facility will be developed with its joint venture partner, Jaico, and Volvo will hold 70 per cent stake,” said Jan Vandooren, Southeast Asia Head and VP, Volvo buses.“The new facility should be operational in two years time. Besides, this will enhance our exports a great deal and enable us to cater to markets in the Middle East and Africa,” he further added. Volvo launched its new inter-city bus version, the B7R CRD recently, featuring the technologically advanced CRD engine which is euro three compliant. Other features of this model are the new electrical architecture, instrument cluster and dashboard switches and electronic brake system..more>

 

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Volvo to invest US$ 500 million in Bangalore facility

Sony Ericsson mobile phones to be manufactured in India
India’s prestigious awards from CMTI-PMT Trust declared
 
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Europe’s first state-of-theart waterjet machining technology centre opened at The University of Nottingham
Atlas Copco to acquire German pneumatic tool and workshop equipment provider
Formation of Fiat Group automobiles
 
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Reducing wastes, increasing profitability

Quarterman Lee, Strategos Inc, elaborates on steps of Implementing Lean Manufacturing – Imitation to Innovation
Not much is written on how to implement Lean Manufacturing. Some firms stumble through with trial and error. Others rely on repeated Kaizen events. Another approach emphasises phases: Stability Continuous flow Standardise work Pull system Level production Continuous improvement. These phases are supposed to roll through the plant like Tsunamis. For most firms this is unrealistic and likely to fizzle. What guidance we do have is highly prescriptive... more>>

 

 
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Simple and scalable

Scalability of new Allen-Bradley Kinetix 2000 servo drives from Rockwell Automation expands application versatility. The Machinist finds out more
The high precision and advanced control capabilities of Kinetix servo technology are now available in lower power ranges with the new Allen Bradley Kinetix 2000 servo drives from Rockwell Automation. Ideal for small packaging applications, these additions to the Kinetix family offer end users an even wider selection of motion control performance capabilities, while enabling OEMs to expand their offerings with solutions that better suit end users with lower power requirements..more>>

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