In 2018, the global cybersecurity market was already estimated to be worth an impressive £91.21 billion, with projections for the year 2024 pegged at £205.59 billion. The application of the Internet of Things (IoT), bring your own device (BYOD), machine learning and artificial intelligence (AI) in business has brought a whole new level of hyperconnectivity between industries, their employees and customers. This high degree of connectivity, however convenient and useful to both manufacturers and customers, comes at a great cost as it opens up systems to outside tampering. Coupled with increasingly sophisticated cyber threats and attacks, these innovations will continue to fuel the importance of cybersecurity in all business domains, including manufacturing, and this cannot be ignored. 

When it comes to Brexit, Radwell International Ltd have you covered. Immediately after 31st January 2020 the UK will enter an 11 month ‘business-as-usual’ transition period.

We understand that ensuring the supply and movement of your products and repairs is vital and we have taken active steps to ensure that business continues as normal, both during the transition period and post-Brexit.

Radwell Manufactured Verified Substitutes are high quality, brand new replacement industrial automation products that are the equivalent of the original manufacturer’s equipment. With savings of up to 85% on the original part, Radwell’s customers are benefiting from huge cost savings, a market leading 3-year warranty and 24-hour shipping on a range of extensive stock.

Protecting employees from the hazards of automated machinery or equipment has always been a top priority in manufacturing and industrial facilities. However, these facilities also need to consider productivity and cost.

Technology and the manufacturing industry have always worked hand in hand. Recently, however, rapid technological innovation and the Internet have fuelled the ongoing industrial revolution in 2020 where robotic automation is expected to expand its role and impact in various manufacturing settings.

Asset Management is a broad term that can be applied in numerous contexts, from facilities to finance. In a Manufacturing context, it refers to ensuring that tangible assets, including buildings, equipment, tools and so on, are properly operated and maintained throughout their whole life cycles.

Radwell International’s employees have once again helped to collect a huge amount of food, drink and non-perishable items to donate to Swan Bank Methodist Church, Burslem as they continue their annual Food Drive for those who need it the most during the festive season. Volunteers at Swan Bank help individuals and families who have fallen on bad times, many of whom are homeless, unemployed, disabled or retired. They open their doors and donate food to vulnerable people from the area who otherwise might be without food and company at this time of the year.

Radwell International is celebrating being named Supplier of the Year at the prestigious Association of Electrical and Mechanical Trade (AEMT) Awards.

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