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The Fabricator Magazine

The Fabricator Magazine

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Heritage Windows - The first of its kind

Heritage Windows - The first of its kind

Gowercroft Joinery has ended 2022 on a high as winner of the first ever British Woodworking Federation Heritage Project of the year award. To read more click the pic

 

Marketing - New year, why stop?

Marketing - New year, why stop?

Andrew Scott explains why companies should continue investing in their sales and marketing strategies in 2023 despite economic uncertainty – especially if they invested during the pandemic in buildings, staff and equipment and have borrowing to pay off. To read more click the pic

 

CAB Column - Better than new

CAB Column - Better than new

The wider aluminium industry has been promising changes to reduce the impact of carbon embodiment in new, prime aluminium. It seems changes are now becoming a reality writes CAB CEO Phil Slinger. To read more click the pic

 

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Technology - Your AI Footprint

Technology - Your AI Footprint

ArloidAutomation says energy reduction measures should be the foremost priority in order to meet demand in 2023. It says that a reduction in energy use will help towards energy security and pricing stability. To read more click the pic

 

Trade News - Precision marketing

Trade News - Precision marketing

AT Precision has appointed a new marketing coordinator to help spearhead company growth and development. To read more click the pic

 

Technology - Keeping on track

Technology - Keeping on track

Asterlogic has announced its cloud-based employee productivity and monitoring solution AgenTrak is now available as a premium application on the Genesys App Foundry, a marketplace of solutions offering a curated selection of applications and integrations that elevate customer and employee experiences. To read more click the pic

 

Editor's Comment

Editor's Comment

Workers used to the flexibility of working at home are saying that they would rather quit than go back to full-time office work, while global company heads are issuing workplace diktats that demand employees return to their desks. This conflict of ideals means managers are going to have to be smart to ensure they get the right balance – so says Editor, John Roper. To Read More - Click The Pic