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Innovative solution in a tough business climate

In a challenging economic environment, manufacturers look for new ways to compete in a global marketplace. As part of OEM Off-Highway Magazine's cover story "In the Spirit of Shackleton" (July 2009), QRM Center director Ananth Krishnamurthy explained how QRM has helped companies in making highly customized products at a competitive price. "Some of our member companies, even in this down economy, have been able to not only maintain but also grow their market because their competition is suffering," said Krishnamurthy. Read the complete story and Prof. Krishnamurthy's recommendations on how to move forward.



QRM part of National Oilwell Varco's success

In its annual ranking of the 500 largest (by sales) publicly traded companies in the U.S. and Canada, measured in their success at boosting their sales and cash flow, Barron’s Magazine, a major business weekly, ranked QRM Center member company National Oilwell Varco within the top three. The company attributes its strong growth in part on improved manufacturing efficiencies, brought about by the implementation of Quick Response Manufacturing.
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QRM Center welcomes new director

Fourteen years after launching and continuously leading the Center for Quick Response Manufacturing, QRM founder Prof. Rajan Suri has handed the reins to Prof. Ananth Krishnamurthy.
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Manufacturers step up the pace

Quick Response Manufacturing helps companies minimize the time it takes for products to flow through their operations. It can make companies more nimble and responsive — and reduce costs.
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Rajan Suri, QRM Theory Honored by SME International Award

Rajan Suri, creator of the theory of Quick Response Manufacturing and founding director of the QRM Center, has been named winner of the Society of Manufacturing Engineers 2006 Albert M. Sargent Progress Award.
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