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Additive Talks | How to ensure a pragmatic use of Additive Manufacturing across the digital supply chain?

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In this second episode of Additive Talks, season four, we discussed the ins and outs of a digital supply chain business enabled by Additive Manufacturing.

With a key focus on the railway industry, Stefanie Brickwede, AJ Strandquist and Christian Ochs who work respectively for Mobility goes Additive e.V. and DB Fahrzeuginstandhaltung GmbH, Würth Additive Group and Siemens Mobility bring a diversity of thoughts based on their experience in Europe and the USA.

One of the goals of this conversation was to go beyond the use of additive manufacturing across the spare parts industry to focus on the strategic steps that can make such a business successful. One thing we learned from this conversation is that, whether we talk about legal issues, costs, or even sustainability, discrepancies in the way companies establish their digital supply chain activity depend on many items including regions.

The first insights shared by the speakers triggered a lot of questions from the audience. The panelists have been able to answer them as from 29mn of the video.

Listen to the entire conversation below:

You may check the first episode of Additive Talks here.

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