Manufacturing stands firm dispite uncertain times
0 Comments Published by innovasys on Wednesday, 18 June 2008 at 13:42.
Manufacturing output increased by 0.3 per cent in the three months to April 2008 compared with the three months to January 2008 according to the national statistics say sthe office for National Statistics. see http://www.statistics.gov.uk/CCI/nugget.asp?ID=198
Output increased in seven out of the 13 sub-sectors measured, decreased in five sub-sectors and remained unchanged in one sub-sector.In the latest three months there were no significant increases but the largest non-significant rise was in the machinery and equipment industries, where output increased by 1.5 per cent.
There were no significant decreases in the latest three month period. Overall production output decreased by 0.1 per cent on a three-monthly basis. There was a decrease in output of 3.2 per cent in the mining and quarrying sector and a decrease of 0.4 per cent in the energy supply sector. Within the mining and quarrying sector there was a decrease in oil and gas extraction output in the latest three months, but an increase in coal extraction output with production problems of early months being resolved. Within the energy supply sector electricity supply output decreased by 1.9 per cent with a continued switch away from coal as the main fuel used in electricity generation. Offsetting this, there was an increase of 4.0 per cent in the gas supply industry with cooler average temperatures across the latest three months than during the same period last year, increasing demand for gas used for heating.
Between March and April manufacturing output increased by 0.1 per cent. Output increased in six of the 13 sub-sectors and decreased in seven sub-sectors in the latest month. There was a significant increase in the transport equipment industries, where output increased by 2.8 per cent. There were no significant decreases in the latest month. Total production output increased by 0.2 per cent between March and April. Mining and quarrying output decreased by 0.3 per cent but energy supply output increased by 1.6 per cent. Within the energy supply sector there were increases in output of 1.9 per cent in the electricity supply industry, 1.3 per cent in the gas supply industry and 1.2 per cent in the water supply industry.
Output increased in seven out of the 13 sub-sectors measured, decreased in five sub-sectors and remained unchanged in one sub-sector.In the latest three months there were no significant increases but the largest non-significant rise was in the machinery and equipment industries, where output increased by 1.5 per cent.
There were no significant decreases in the latest three month period. Overall production output decreased by 0.1 per cent on a three-monthly basis. There was a decrease in output of 3.2 per cent in the mining and quarrying sector and a decrease of 0.4 per cent in the energy supply sector. Within the mining and quarrying sector there was a decrease in oil and gas extraction output in the latest three months, but an increase in coal extraction output with production problems of early months being resolved. Within the energy supply sector electricity supply output decreased by 1.9 per cent with a continued switch away from coal as the main fuel used in electricity generation. Offsetting this, there was an increase of 4.0 per cent in the gas supply industry with cooler average temperatures across the latest three months than during the same period last year, increasing demand for gas used for heating.
Between March and April manufacturing output increased by 0.1 per cent. Output increased in six of the 13 sub-sectors and decreased in seven sub-sectors in the latest month. There was a significant increase in the transport equipment industries, where output increased by 2.8 per cent. There were no significant decreases in the latest month. Total production output increased by 0.2 per cent between March and April. Mining and quarrying output decreased by 0.3 per cent but energy supply output increased by 1.6 per cent. Within the energy supply sector there were increases in output of 1.9 per cent in the electricity supply industry, 1.3 per cent in the gas supply industry and 1.2 per cent in the water supply industry.
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Free online DWG Editor - Blueprint Now
1 Comments Published by innovasys on Thursday, 5 June 2008 at 13:27.
Free online DWG editor
Before, if you were travelling and sent a DWG file to review, you would require a computer with some kind of DWG viewer/editor. BluePrint Now relaxes this requirement, giving you the ability to load and proof from anywhere. We see it as one less thing to worry about when going through airport security.
Create DWG files from almost any computer
As long as your computer has an internet connection and is enhanced by Microsoft Silverlight, you can use it to create drafts of your ideas whenever you’re so inspired. Simply click on the Run button and find out if your computer is ready to launch BluePrint Now.
Shared Storage
In continuation of a concept we introduced with Drawings Now, BluePrint Now will give you space on a secure server to store your drawings. These drawings can be accessed at any time, and by anyone to whom you decide to e-mail a link. Your drawing’s recipients can then review or make changes (whichever you decide) in a web-based collaboration.
Before, if you were travelling and sent a DWG file to review, you would require a computer with some kind of DWG viewer/editor. BluePrint Now relaxes this requirement, giving you the ability to load and proof from anywhere. We see it as one less thing to worry about when going through airport security.
Create DWG files from almost any computer
As long as your computer has an internet connection and is enhanced by Microsoft Silverlight, you can use it to create drafts of your ideas whenever you’re so inspired. Simply click on the Run button and find out if your computer is ready to launch BluePrint Now.
Shared Storage
In continuation of a concept we introduced with Drawings Now, BluePrint Now will give you space on a secure server to store your drawings. These drawings can be accessed at any time, and by anyone to whom you decide to e-mail a link. Your drawing’s recipients can then review or make changes (whichever you decide) in a web-based collaboration.
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One of the best investments I ever made was purchasing an IPOD - And now you can even download SolidWorks hints and tips to them and even preview a multitude of SolidWorks demonstrations. The technology and graphics are quite superb.
If you haven't got one, then don't worry. Just think of who you know who could benefit from using SolidWorks. Usually, anyone who is designing in 2D with old products like AutoCAD are suitable people to benefit from SolidWorks. Lets us know and if it results in a license sales of SolidWorks for Innova Systems, we will send you an IPOD Touch. Simple!
Just have a look at www.innova-systems.co.uk/innova-promotions.htm
and also www.solidworks.com/ipod
If you haven't got one, then don't worry. Just think of who you know who could benefit from using SolidWorks. Usually, anyone who is designing in 2D with old products like AutoCAD are suitable people to benefit from SolidWorks. Lets us know and if it results in a license sales of SolidWorks for Innova Systems, we will send you an IPOD Touch. Simple!
Just have a look at www.innova-systems.co.uk/innova-promotions.htm
and also www.solidworks.com/ipod
Labels: SolidWorks and Innova Systems
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