Complexities associated with manufacturing in and for countries in differing stages of economic development can be handled through Cambric’s unique project management capability. Cambric can localize your product for specific markets.
Global Footprint
Local Presence
We send Cambric product engineers to work with you directly at your facility. They capture project requirements, interact with your engineers and design teams, participate in design reviews, interface with other departments and suppliers. They are right there with you.
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Value PropositionGlobal Product Management
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Value PropositionBreadth of Engineering Capabilities
By engaging with Cambric you get more than the accredited engineering abilities of the Cambric engineers who come to work at your facilities.
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Value PropositionScalable Engineering Resources
We will help you manage the ups and downs of the economy and design cycles. Cambric on-site Product Engineers are a conduit to additional off-site manpower and skills.
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Value PropositionReduced Development Costs
Outsourcing with Cambric reduces your costs. From a labor standpoint you will experience savings in recruiting, overhead, and resource management.
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Value PropositionCompressed Timeframes
Engineering tasks can be executed in multiple time zones and by multiple shifts allowing for round-the-clock resource availability and more man hours in a specified period.
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- VDMA forecast 6% global growth of agricultural machinery
In this year's economic report, the VDMA Agricultural Machinery Association anticipates that in 2013 the production of agricultural machinery will increase by 6% worldwide to €96 billion. "With a market share of more than 30%, the European Union, with Germany as its most important production location, continues to play a leading role," summarizes Dr. Bernd Scherer, Managing Director of the VDMA Agricultural Machinery Association. However, last year results for the two locations with the next largest turnover, the USA and China, rose even more significantly.
- Caterpillar officials: mining business has no way to go but up
Perhaps the only good news out of Caterpillar Inc.'s mining business is that there appears to be no more bad news. Asked at a recent conference for industry analysts whether the plunge in mining capital expenditures had hit the bottom of the shaft or had further to go, Caterpillar management said it was hard to imagine things getting worse. "So, I guess in the current situation, with what you are seeing and the level of activity, it would be tough to think about ... mining (equipment) production levels for us (being) below where they are this year," said Mike DeWalt, Caterpillar's corporate controller.
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