Recently we have seen the effects of cyber-attack of national infrastructure from hostile governments and terrorists. Clearly, digital warfare is the preferred modality for future conflict, it can be clandestine and does not require feet-on-the ground personnel to execute. It was as early as 2010 when Koscher et al (K. Koscher, et al. Experimental security […]
Recently I was tasked with investigating some of the reasons the uptake of Electric Vehicles was seemingly quite slow despite compelling legislation and incentives in the UK. I suspect a lot of it revolves around uncertainly of range and battery condition in vehicles of an age ready to be sold or traded in. What do […]
Top 10 Reasons you should be using costCompare! Typically, organisations require third party suppliers to provide some or all their electrical harnesses. Smaller organisations rely totally on the suppliers quote for the job to provide their cost baseline, others may shop around for prices and the most sophisticated, run internal programmes to calculate the expected […]
We are all aware of the old adage, use the right tool for job? But what happen when the nature of the job and surrounding industry changes? That right, you end up using the best software and practices from two decades ago! We are living in a cloud age where online engineering is key with […]
The Electrification ebook upskills you with 5 goals that can be accomplished easily to build the right foundation for your organisation to tackle Electric Vehicle (EV) work. With the correct framework you can easily migrate to these new processes and implement new ways of improving your business with the least friction to your legacy activities. […]
Cadonix’ Arcadia is well known as the tool of choice of leading edge EV and automotive companies, however, a large proportion of the userbase is off-highway and agricultural vehicles. As spring is now upon us, its the ideal time to showcase one of Cadonix successful sponsorship users, who are really making furrows in tractor design […]
It may sound obvious, but every function in the supply chain is a specialist team with the sole focus of doing their own job. Designers like to design, manufacturers like to build, testers like to test. Problems arise when these groups of people must interact. Each operating with their own constraints, limitations, agendas and aims. […]
Although it is hard to think of a time when we used a pen and paper to draft contracts, technical drawings and communications to each other, the reality is, many people are working closer to that archaic concept than they realise. The 1980s represented the birth of home and small business computing. It was an […]
In the days before the internet (as we know it), admittedly only a couple of decades ago, it was quite typical in organisations to find divides between the team who would design the product a company produced, the team who would procure materials for it, the team who would manufacture it and of course the […]