Virtual Inventory Domestic Manufacturing: apparel profits

Purchase Activated Manufacturing factories make a net profit after only 300 apparel units a day...Each line can produce up to 3000 a day. Learn how it works and build your own. Watch the videos linked below and follow this blog.

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Wednesday, October 16, 2019

Introducing the Future Factory Models of Demand Sourcing 4.0

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Choosing A Digital Factory Footprint Digital factories have one common mission… they transform a digital virtual inventory of SKUs into ph...

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Thursday, August 1, 2019

3D Digital Design and Demand Sourcing

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Over and over we hear the mantra “ time-to-market” is the key selling point for the exciting new technology of 3-D design. Although time-...

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Tuesday, May 14, 2019

INTEGRATED MICRO-FACTORIES, THE FORECAST GAP & DEMAND SOURCING

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FINDING A HOME FOR YOUR MICRO-FACTORY One of the questions that vexes anyone interested in building or using an apparel micro-factor...

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Thursday, April 4, 2019

Where Does the Micro-Factory Fit in the Sourcing World???

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Micro-Factory at SOURCING at MAGIC built by TUKATECH, Mutoh and Graphics One and integrated by Kai Buskirk Photo by WDG Fin...

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Bill Grier: Bill Grier is a pioneer in the digital print industry. As the inventor of numerous international and U.S. patents, As an originator of the AM4U project, Bill is the inventor of and chief scientist responsible for perfecting Active Tunnel Coloration (ATC) infusion technology. Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Xv67p9dkSE&t=11s Bill’s early years were spent learning the complexities of leadership first as a young manager at General Foods in White Plains, NY and later as a member of the White House Staff. Bill then returned to college and upon graduation joined the United States Marine He had a 37-¬‐year military career of active and reserve duty holding 12 Commands retiring as a decorated US Marine Corps Colonel. Bill was then recruited by CACTUS Inc. one of the earliest large format RIP producers. While Chief Operating Officer at CACTUS, Bill studied the physics of polymer crystallization, which lead to numerous discoveries and patents in the coloring of polyester fabrics.

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