Stratasys appoints Yoav Zeif as new Chief Executive Officer
EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn. & REHOVOT, Israel--(BUSINESS WIRE) -- Stratasys Ltd. (NASDAQ: SSYS), a global leader in additive manufacturing and 3D printing technology, today announced the appointment of Yoav Zeif as the company’s new Chief Executive Officer, effective February18, 2020. Current Interim CEO Elchanan (Elan) Jaglom will continue in his role as Chairman.
Colour analysis of plastics with colorimeters
The tabletop spectrometers of the PCE-CSM 3x series from PCE Instruments are used for diverse applications in colour measurement. Measuring the colour of plastics and determining the colour difference values to ensure colour consistency of different batches, components and coloured plastic products is one of the typical applications. Ever-increasing demands in terms of product quality as well as…
Optical analysis with an inspection camera easier than ever before
Machinery and equipment are important investments for industrial companies to survive on the market. The running times of machines are just as important as incidents and interruptions cost time and money. With inspection cameras like industrial borescopes and videoscopes, the inner workings of cavities, ventilation ducts, downpipes and chimneys, for example, can be examined without much effort.
New government can boost UK competitiveness with fast decisions on immigration and commitment to flexible labour market, says CBI
Resolving Brexit and prioritising the domestic agenda will provide firms with much needed clarity about the UK’s future, according to the latest CBI/Pertemps Network Group Employment Trends Survey.
Rose wins MP's Christmas card competition
A budding young artist from the Shirley Primary school is this year’s winner of Cambridge MP Daniel Zeichner's Christmas card competition.
'This is why binge-watching is no longer in fashion'
A leading TV academic believes binge-watching has now finally fallen out of fashion.
Cambridge TV Training films at the new Ice Arena
The long-awaited Ice Arena has opened in Cambridge, and covers more than just skating. Cambridge TV Training examines the new facility, its environmental impact, uses and popularity.
Domino Printing brings a touch of Christmas magic to Cambridge school
A group of staff from Bar Hill-based Domino Printing brought Christmas cheer to a Cambridge school for children with special educational needs or learning difficulties.
Intellegens is one of 10 startups selected for ATI Boeing Accelerator to boost UK innovation in aerospace
Intellegens, a Cambridge tech start-up with a unique Artificial Intelligence toolset that can train deep neural networks from sparse or noisy data, has been selected to be part of the ATI Boeing Accelerator programme.
Cambridge Design Partnership recycles ten old shipping containers to create a new upcycled office building
As you’d expect from a business specialising in innovation, when it came to extending Cambridge Design Partnership's (CDP's) company HQ at rapid pace, they came up with a rather clever plan.
Agile performance challenges addressed with unique library of subject matter expertise
Agile teams are often under significant time pressure. In some cases, this difficult situation forces teams to cut corners and reduce the time for reflection about the Agile feedback loop itself.
New app will open eyes to vision issues in babies
An app that helps student midwives detect rare eye conditions in newborns has been developed by a lecturer at Anglia Ruskin University (ARU).
Kleinwort Hambros: Why is wealth planning so important?
In the latest Expert Views video, Andrew Dixon, Head of UK and International Wealth Planning at Kleinwort Hambros, explains how to structure your wealth with sound wealth planning.
How to manage your time efficiently
Are you struggling to finish tasks on time or find yourself staying in the office late? Time is precious, especially when you have a busy schedule. The trick is to work smarter, not harder and to plan and set yourself realistic deadlines.
Most Contagious 2019: Sustainable global consumption
At my recent visit to Most Contagious 2019, I wasn’t expecting global consumption to be the emerging trend of the day, however this was a topic that came up time and time again at one of the UK’s biggest marketing conferences.
Birketts’ final Race4Business raises impressive sum for Little Havens Hospice
Birketts’ Chelmsford office has announced that this year’s 21st annual Race4Business event raised a fantastic final total of £20,000 for Little Havens Hospice which cares for babies, children and teenagers living with complex or incurable conditions across Essex.
How to maintain client relationships
Business is based on relationships and every interaction is an opportunity to improve clients' experience. Good relationships will help you to maintain trust with your clients and can help you find the right talent for your clients which leads the way for long-term success.
Managing absence throughout bad weather or travel disruption
Wind, rain and train delays! Keep your business operating throughout bad weather and travel disruption with these top tips from the HR Dept blog.
Run efficient paper-based exams with OMR Sheets
While there’s much talk about the efficiencies of digital exams, for many, paper exam delivery is still a significant and integral part of their exam operations, says Speedwell Software.
The fast-moving monolith - application modernisation with Red Hat Openshift®
Much of the promise of Red Hat® OpenShift® tends to be medium-long term – for example, the benefits of cloud-native development approaches require a re-think of architecture.
New launch of a free Hertfordshire business growth support programme
Hertfordshire small businesses can now access a free business support programme ‘Get Enterprising’, which gives them fully-funded access to specialist support and opportunities to help them expand and grow.
Public consultation begins on railway station for Cambridge South
Network Rail has today (Weds) announced it is launching a public consultation in early 2020 on proposals for a new railway station for Cambridge South.
Poor sight causes people to overstep the mark
Visually-impaired people risk falling by stepping higher and more slowly over objects, says a new study.
Chinese students learn about UK Early Years education in a pioneering project in Cambridge
Chinese students spent two weeks in Cambridge thanks to a pioneering link-up educational project between Cambridge Regional College and PurpleBee Learning.
Stansted gears up for a busy Christmas getaway
More than 1.2 million passengers are expected to travel to and from one of London Stansted’s 200 destinations over the Christmas and New Year period (Dec 19 – Jan 5).