inNOWvate Supply Chain Event in Amsterdam on May 22

For many companies, additive manufacturing, also known as 3D printing, offers a promising solution to supply chain disruptions such as geopolitical tensions, rising raw material prices and tightness on the labour market. What was once seen as a niche prototyping solution has now become a strategic pillar for agility, cost savings and sustainability in the supply chain. At the recent SAS Hackathon, the Dimanex team demonstrated how they can dramatically optimize supply chains using advanced supply chain software in combination with the SAS Viya AI and analytics solution.

Did you know that Additive Manufacturing (3D Printing) can be used as a tool to reduce carbon emissions? By only manufacturing the parts you need, using only the material necessary, local to where the parts are required you’re able to avoid; excess stock from minimum order quantities, waste material from fabrication and lengthy cross-continent delivery, all of which can be harmful to the environment!

Over the last few months, you might have noticed that Dimanex has been forming numerous partnerships with existing supply chain and engineering software providers. These partnerships bring the significant impact Additive Manufacturing (AM) can have to supply chains and product development