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17th May 2023
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UK urged to relaunch industrial strategy and stop ‘flip flopping’
The UK needs to relaunch an industrial strategy and stop ‘flip flopping’ on initiatives if it is to avoid falling behind on the global stage, manufacturing bosses have warned. Make UK is calling for the creation of a royal commission to develop a long-term, modern industrial strategy to support companies across the UK. A Make UK survey found that 80% of manufacturers believed the lack of a plan put their firm at a competitive disadvantage to businesses in other countries, while almost 60% said they thought the government had never had a robust vision for manufacturing.
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Mark Simms, Editor mark.simms@itmagazine.uk.com
EDITORS CHOICE
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The UK’s only event staged exclusively for machine builders, systems integrators and OEMs keen to automate is now open for visitor registration.
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CASE STUDIES, NEW PRODUCTS & NEWS
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EVENTS AND COURSES
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The UK’s only event staged exclusively for machine builders, systems integrators and OEMs keen to automate is now open for visitor registration.
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