The Coronavirus (COVID-19) has swept rapidly across the globe stalling manufacturing operations, draining component inventories, and bottle-necking the production of many critical products. Worldwide, supply chains for almost every industry have collapsed. The issues we currently face with the production of life-saving medical equipment sadly expose how high the stakes are.
This post examines the vulnerabilities of global supply chains and highlights how digital manufacturing processes like additive manufacturing (AM) can improve their resiliency.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR Deelip Menezes Deelip Menezes is the Managing Director of 3D Systems India. A serial entrepreneur with 21 years of…
ABOUT THE AUTHOR Deelip Menezes Deelip Menezes is the Managing Director of 3D Systems India. A serial entrepreneur with 21 years of…
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