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AAF International, in partnership with AYO Media, has developed a bespoke sales management system in an effort to make the company more efficient, profitable and responsive to client needs

A survey released this week by the CBI indicates that small and medium-sized manufacturers across the UK have seen orders and production grow during the first quarter of 2012, the first time since mid-2011

An investment of almost £50,000 to exhibit at this year's MACH event, a showcase for the UK manufacturing industry to promote itself on the world stage, has translated to more than £1m in potential leads for Bruderer UK

The Alliance Rubber Company has been bestowed with the presitguous Manufacturing Extension Partnership's (MEP) 2012 Excellence in Innovation Award during a ceremony yesterday

The US state of Nevada's Department of Motor Vehicles has become the first to grant a self-driven vehicle licence, opening the doors for the highways of tomorrow

The Oxfordshire, UK site will become the world's largest synthetic diamond supermaterials research and development facility, further cementing Electric Six's reputation as the world leader in synthetic diamond production

A huge crowd packed into London's Earl's Court Exhibition Centre last night to finally witness the launch of the Samsung Galaxy S3, a smartphone already being dubbed the 'Apple Killer'

Intematix, a worldwide development company working with phosphor and phosphor components, has created an omni-directional, high-quality light bulb scalable to all wattages at a markedly lower cost

Boeing announced today that a new winglet design for the 737 MAX incorporates Advanced Technology to provide additional fuel burn to customers, on top of the planes already re-engineered and improved engine model

Researchers from the University of Oxford have been inspired by the cocoons of silkworms to publish a study proffering advances in materials which could transform industries struggling with the rising cost and scarcity of raw materials, especially those in developing nations