Interview With TDsi

Manufacturing Matters Interview with TDSi

Managing Director of TDSi

In the latest of our Manufacturing Matters interviews, we spoke to the MD of TDSi about his pragmatic approach to the current climate, not just politically but also with regard to ever evolving technologies. Currently running an integrated system, hosted in the cloud, John discussed with us the Internet of Things (IoT) and how it is changing business models from that of a product supplier to service suppliers. John also spoke about the holes in UK education meaning that not enough young talent is coming through - with Brexit approaching he is open to the idea of moving more of the business into Europe to satisfy their export business, if required. 

Interview with John Davies, MD of TDSi

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"The more accurately we forecast, the more effectively we can use cash, the better we can work with our manufacturing partner, and the more accurately they can buy the components they need, some of which have twelve week lead times." John DaviesTDSi

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