19/01/21 Achieving smooth data exchange through 3D platforms

A recent study[1] of the behaviour of companies in the US, UK and Scandinavia during the Covid pandemic showed that among the 300 CEOs and company directors of large businesses interviewed, many still had some appetite for risk. While overall investment in innovation decreased from March to April and beyond, a third of companies in the study said they still plan to spend at least one million pounds on innovation in 2020, despite the current crisis. But how do UK manufacturers figure in this study? And do they need to invest millions of pounds to generate greater production efficiencies?

8/12/20 Why working in 3D can save you more time than you think

Spurred on by increased competition, in recent years we have witnessed a true revolution in control cabinet design,...

17/11/20 EPLAN helps system integrator InControl grows its professional services

Both 2020 and 2021 have been completely out of the ordinary and it has taken each and every one of us by surprise. From...

3/11/20 VW group extends their standard libraries to 3D with EPLAN

Just a few clicks and then begin placing components right away? Admittedly that sounds good, and for Volkswagen...

13/10/20 Why you should work with a Digital Twin

As an electrical engineer you can do your work faster by, for example, drawing via function-oriented methods and by...

6/08/20 EPLAN and Rittal add value for LCA Group.

LCA Group was acquired in 2017 and right from the start the management team identified a need for furthering the...