MANUFACTURING SUCCESS Simon Griffiths Area Director – North & West England 6 th July The Belfry.

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MANUFACTURING SUCCESS Simon Griffiths Area Director – North & West England 6 th July The Belfry

CONTENTS To succeed – businesses need to understand what they are good at. Business Strategy New Product Development How MAS can help

A KEY AREA FOR SUCCESSFUL GROWTH Successful Small & Medium sized businesses growth because they have a clear view of what they are good at and continually look to improve their offer.

BUSINESS STRATEGY In 2009 MAS ran in the West Midlands a project to assist Automotive companies survive the recession. One key area was to help them with strategic development. There was a very strong message that came out of this project – it was startling how many companies did not know why customers bought from them. Without a clear understanding of unique selling position (USP) businesses floundered. So take a long hard look at what differentiates your business. An example :- A local manufacturer of furniture – were selling their capability to turn round orders in a very short timescale – but the key customer didn’t need this. What they did want was the ability to change over colours with little notice – identifying this USP helped the business to double in size over three years.

NEW PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT

GRILLSTREAM – A LOCAL SUCCESS Often meat can get “flame grilled” accidently due to excess fat dripping from partially cooked meat onto hot coals. Grillstream – an SME based in Great Barr identified a potential solution to this perennial problem but didn’t have the capability to successfully take the invention to market so approached MAS 6 What the family want.... What the family get.... Picture the scene – a summers day, cloudless skies and a Barbeque awaits.....

GRILLSTREAM – A LOCAL SUCCESS How MAS helped :- Idea came out of individuals from an existing business – Dynamic Technical Products. Identified clever invention for a “smokeless barbeque” and filed initial patents. Needed help to get to the next stage – they needed to know “is it worth supporting the product” Building the Business case. Design & Development - 2D & 3D CAD models. Testing & Validation - “virtual sell”, & prototypes Business Ramp Up - Advised on licensing deals Helped develop a “kettle” version for UK sales. Found sources for tool making & manufacture in the West Midlands. Future - opportunities to develop the product for indoor grilling. 7

A ONE OFF OR CAN THIS BE REPEATED? 8 Tails (Digbeth) – a bar quality cocktail Gekko (Kenilworth) – an innovative LED low energy, high quality spotlight Metrasens (Malvern) – a development of Qinetiq technology to prevent accidents in MRI Scanners The list goes on......

STRONG PROCESSES ARE REQUIRED TO MAXIMISE THE CHANCES OF SUCCESS.

SO HOW CAN MAS HELP?

THE NEW MAS SERVICE A national service to all manufacturing businesses in England from 1 st January Built upon the foundations of a successful service. Single common delivery model. Nationally co-ordinated, locally delivered. Delivering strategic and technical support to SMEs. Driving Business Growth – through Strategy Development New Product Development Productivity Improvement Supply Chain Improvement Low Carbon Markets

Integrated Action Plan CLIENT JOURNEY Level 1 Enquiry Handling Level 1 Enquiry Handling Level 2 Manufacturing Review Level 2 Manufacturing Review Level 4 Intervention Improvement Level 3 Best Practice Events and Self Help collateral Level 3 Best Practice Events and Self Help collateral Level 5 Active Referrals Level 5 Active Referrals Transformation Foundation Step Change Website MAS Client Referrals External Referrals Direct Calls

HOW TO CONTACT MAS National Helpline Number Website

THANK YOU for manufacturers