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Manufacturing

Case Study: National Manufacturing Institute Scotland

Case Study National Manufacturing Institute Scotland Mobile Connectivity Improvement Project National Manufacturing Institute Scotland Operated by The University of Strathclyde, The National Manufacturing Institute Scotland is the future of manufacturing at the heart of the Advanced Manufacturing Innovation District Scotland. It is where industry, academia, and the public sector work together on ground-breaking manufacturing research

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Industrial

Case Study: Avtrade

Case Study Avtrade Mobile Connectivity Improvement Project Avtrade Global Headquarters, West Sussex Serving the aviation industry since 1985, Avtrade is a leading global aircraft component service provider to the aviation industry, specialising in bespoke aircraft Component and Support Solutions. With a UK Headquarters and global offices in Dubai, Singapore, Miami and China, they provide an

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Healthcare

Case Study: Thermo Fisher Scientific

Case Study Thermo Fisher Scientific Mobile Connectivity Improvement Project Patheon, by Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc. Thermo Fisher Scientific provides industry-leading pharma services solutions for drug development, clinical trial logistics and commercial manufacturing to customers through the Patheon brand. With more than 55 locations around the world, Thermo Fisher Scientific provides integrated, end-to-end capabilities across all

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Healthcare

Case Study: GSK

Case Study Case Study: GSK Mobile Connectivity Improvement Project GlaxoSmithKline (GSK), Irvine GSK is engaged in the research and development (R&D) of innovative products in the areas of vaccines, medicines and consumer healthcare products. It has offices in more than 115 countries and produces biopharmaceutical and prescription products. built in 1 employees in scotland 1000

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