New Stratasys Group Designed to Boost Additive Manufacturing Efforts

Group offers expertise to support adoption and integration of additive manufacturing across product development process and supply chain

Stratasys Inc. has introduced its Expert Services Group during AMUG 2017. The group is designed to help manufacturers build their additive manufacturing strategy and workflow to gain the benefits of 3D printing for improved production processes, according to the company.

Stratasys expert services focuses on the entire digital manufacturing ecosystem, including 3D printing, automation, and manufacturing digitization. Stratasys Expert Services’ goal is to help clients:

  • Define the full potential value that additive manufacturing creates across an entire enterprise.
  • Create value by providing and developing the required technical and managerial expertise.
  • Deliver that value by managing the supply chain to make parts that meet stringent requirements.
A portfolio of services is offered by a Stratasys team of technical and commercial professionals. The services are designed to accelerate the capture of benefits from additive manufacturing across all stages of technology adoption and across all vertical markets. The group has the capability to manage enterprise-wide additive manufacturing programs for clients and to deliver specific technical or commercial support for a single project.

The consulting group is led by Dr. Phil Reeves, who has more than 20 years of experience delivering and managing consulting services in the additive manufacturing industry.

“The Expert Services team is driven by people who know both traditional manufacturing and additive manufacturing well,” says Dr. Reeves. “We can support companies across the entire maturity spectrum from the novice first looking to assess the technology, right through to a highly experienced multinational that has decided to scale up its use of additive manufacturing.”

Services include opportunity evaluation, to determine where and how 3D printing can add value; data analysis to find waste, bottlenecks, and inventory that could be removed with 3D printing; technology mapping to determine feasibility of 3D printing for production; strategy development to maximize 3D printing profitability through capital investment planning and supply chain development; design optimization; safety and environmental management; and production quality management.

For more information, visit Stratasys Ltd.

Sources: Press materials received from the company.

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