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News Release from: Sim-Serv | Subject: Simulation services
Edited by the Manufacturingtalk Editorial
Team on 09 August 2002
Access European funds for manufacturing
excellence
In its continuing efforts to upgrade manufacturing industry, the European Commission initiative Sim-Serv is offering companies simulation services to support operations at world class level.
In its continuing efforts to upgrade manufacturing industry, the European Commission initiative Sim-Serv (www.sim-serv.com) is offering companies the chance to take up simulation services to support operations at world class level - on a free of charge basis A fixed amount of funding is available for a series of test case applications of simulation within European manufacturing
This article was originally published on Manufacturingtalk on 19 Apr 2004 at 8.00am (UK)
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Whether a company is looking for an off-line insight into how its distribution centre operates, a real-time aid to optimise manufacturing capacity or any other variation on the theme of excellence through simulation, funding is available to manufacturers for supporting test case applications - and the range of potential applications is limitless.
Launched last month, Sim-Serv is the first of two European Commission projects which aim to set new benchmarks within manufacturing industry, by identifying and demonstrating advanced technical approaches.
"We want to attract case study candidates so that other members of the manufacturing community can see first-hand just how advanced simulation technology can be used to get the most out of complicated manufacturing systems operating within the new digital world.
Our only prerequisite is that each application should contribute tangibly to improving manufacturing efficiency, joining in our drive toward excellence and world class standards," comments Kaj Juslin, the general manager of Sim-Serv.
To find out more about the scheme, general advice or to seek a formal application, visit www.sim-serv.com, email dave.boland@sim-serv.com, or telephone +44 (0) 1947 897196.
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