Select Page

Go beyond DfAM: Blueprint program will help businesses adopt additive manufacturing

Go beyond DfAM: Blueprint program will help businesses adopt additive manufacturing

Written by David

September 16, 2019

[post-views]

Many of those new to the additive industry still operate under the hype of what 3D printing is, and they don’t understand, truly, what the cool applications are, or even what the basic applications are, from jigs and fixtures, to prototyping, and so on, notes Kunal Mehta, head of consulting at Blueprint.

 .

To help users understand additive better, Stratasys launches Blueprint, a Stratasys-owned additive manufacturing consultancy, Included with Blueprint is a first-of-its-kind technology enablement program, “Think Additively,” to help businesses more holistically embrace additive manufacturing throughout their organizations. The program is meant to go beyond technical Design for Additive Manufacturing (DfAM) training to help companies achieve larger transformation goals, such as creating innovation engines, accelerating go-to-market and improving manufacturing efficiency.

 .

In a recent Blueprint study, 85% of companies ranked knowledge as their biggest barrier to driving greater adoption of additive manufacturing across their organizations. “Transforming manufacturing is more than […]

You May Also Like…

A Perfect Pair: 3D Printed Drones

A Perfect Pair: 3D Printed Drones

Drones bring great energy to the design and 3D printing realm, with engineers engaged in developing new technology...

Pin It on Pinterest

Share This

Share this post with your friends!

Shares