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Thomson Mathew

Thomson Mathew, ANCA software product manager. ANCA (www.anca.com) is a manufacturer of CNC grinding machines. It was founded in 1974 in Melbourne, Australia, where the company still has its global headquarters. ANCA has offices in the U.K., Germany, China, Thailand, India, Japan, Brazil and the U.S., as well as a comprehensive network of representatives and agents worldwide. ANCA CNC grinders are used for manufacturing precision cutting tools and components across a diverse range of competitive industries, including automotive, aerospace, electronics and medical.

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News March 8, 2022 Thomson Mathew

Six ways to beef up cybersecurity

While smart factories are revolutionizing the manufacturing industry through innovation, being connected comes with new risk factors that must be addressed. A Deloitte study revealed that 48% of manufacturers identified operational risks—including cybersecurity—as the greatest danger to their factories.

News April 15, 2019 Thomson Mathew

What do robotics mean for the cutting tools industry?

The rise of the robots is pervasive across all verticals, including the cutting tools industry. As more and more manufacturers turn to leaner processes robotics have been seen as a way to increase productivity, improve precision and reduce labor costs. It's led to some asking whether robotics will replace humans completely. It's also led others to ask if the benefits are just too good to be true.

News November 20, 2018 Thomson Mathew

How automation can help small manufacturers beat the giants

Sometimes manufacturing can feel like a battle between David and Goliath. But in the era of automation, think Industry 4.0, manufacturers are discovering the advantages to being smaller. Automation technology has leveled the playing field and now smaller means nimble, niche and, for the first time, heading in the same direction as the big guys.

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