Knowledge is power, and within the 3D printing industry, users as a whole feel like they need more of it.
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As Blueprint , a Stratasys consulting firm, launches their technology enablement program to assist companies in transitioning to additive manufacturing processes, they are emphasizing the point that according to one of their recent studies, 85 percent of businesses described lack of knowledge as the biggest reason they have not engaged further in the innovative technology.
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With Think Additively, a unique technology enablement program, the Blueprint team aims to engage companies as a whole in advancing beyond technical Design for Additive Manufacturing (DfAM) and ‘achieving larger transformation goals,’ striving to: Create innovation engines Accelerate the go-to market Improve manufacturing efficiency “Transforming manufacturing is more than buying a 3D printer and thinking additively is more than Design for Additive Manufacturing,” said Kunal Mehta, head of consulting at Blueprint. “Achieving strategic benefits […]
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