Sentences with phrase «latortilla factory products»

Both handmade goods and factory products could be made to be more durable.

All Jacked Factory products are manufactured in a state - of - the - art cGMP facility in the USA under the strictest quality control guidelines.

We specialise in supplying factory products at Unbeatable prices.

Our Dating Factory Product & Development teams continue to have new tricks up their sleeves to make sure your business results keep growing and dating revenues keep booming.

An inferior factory product, cranked out with little care and less imagination, that seems all the dumber because it's pretending to be smart and topical.

I do wish factory tinted windows were an option, tinters struggle significantly with the i3 windows and a factory product would be much better.

They created enough critical mass to keep books from becoming factory product the way magazines are.

His early work includes sculptural works that used common objects such as a low dining table as a material of «wood», and a series of wood sculpture «TSUCHINABURI Factory Product» that used matchsticks, also a common object.

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Then I have a few wide - ranging product meetings at which we review things like whether we're running into any problems on the factory side, and whether we're happy with the action of the zipper on our new hoodie — is it catching at all?

To this day, I continuously travel to our factories, warehouses, and fulfillment centers and talk with the folks who build, ship, and deliver our products.

In other words, if the company notices a shift in local consumer tastes, it can fire off a batch of new garb from a nearby factory and get product on shelves many months faster than the old way — a supply chain triumph given that Levi works two years in advance and uses more than 1,000 different finishes in a season, which lasts six months.

More recently they tried to upgrade their product lines at the 40,000 sq m factory in the southern Guangxi region, adding recycled cotton shopping bags and pillows in the shape of emojis in a bid to bring in more customers.

In the other instances, Chapman's employees travelled to the factories, producing familiar products in new locations, creating new logistical challenges.

Myny: Where I see an opportunity is that with a smart factory, technology allows you to have the networking of sales, products and components.

While the Gen 2 is not revolutionary for the industry, Harry's believes that its product - development model — beginning with its customer - experience team and ending on the factory floor — will be.

Launched in 2008 at the Royal Philips Electronics lifestyle incubator in Eindhovern, the Netherlands, the company has two factories where it produces products on demand, shipping them to customers worldwide.

With more than 200 staff in factories and offices in Quebec, New York, London and Asia, the firm creates custom - made products for its customers, primarily banks looking to recognize important financial transactions and employee contributions.

Aaron Lamstein was totally up - front about the fact that he can't vouch for every condition under which workers manufacture his products, since the factories he uses are spread out across the United States, nor can he claim that all the components that accompany WorldWise's goods are recycled or organic.

The overarching strategy is to play to the company's strength as a factory fill supplier and its R&D investments in racing and street technology and product quality.

Carefully selected, lavishly groomed (through ongoing training) and constantly reviewed, McKinsey employees have been compared to products of a Stepford factory with the corporate culture programmed into their internal database.

European planemaker Airbus SE, which is buying a controlling stake in the CSeries program and has a competing plane, has said it would add a second CSeries production line to a factory in Alabama, making it a U.S. product for domestic airlines.

Musk puts the transformation in manufacturing represented by the Gigafactory like this: «You need to look at a factory like it's a product — like it's a giant machine that builds the machine.

A hardware startup had to spend money building prototypes and equipping a factory to manufacture the product.

Although HP has ample experience selling traditional printers to businesses, it has no track record of helping industrial clients improve how they churn out products inside factories.

Distribution includes the entire process of moving the product from the factory to the end user.

If a piece sells at least 200 units, The Cotery's back - end operation springs into action, handling preorder payments from customers, sourcing fabric, contracting with garment factories to sew the orders and shipping the finished products to buyers.

Consumers simply scratch off the Sproxil security label affixed to an item at the factory to reveal a one - time - use numeric code, then text the code for free to a secure number to authenticate the product's origins.

Such products «will be the hallmark of introducing the Internet and digitization into the factory,» says Larry Puglia, manager of the T. Rowe Price Blue Chip Growth Fund.

While the 20th century saw massive corporations build vast factories to churn out the products of an elite class of industrial geniuses like Edison and Ford and Jobs, the 21st century is more likely to see what we might loosely call the democratization of design, production and, ultimately, innovation, as the means of technologically sophisticated design and manufacturing become widely available.

I regularly communicate with a half - dozen people about aspects of our business, whether it's staffing or financials or product or factories.

Just a few years after he started making barbeque mats and other vinyl products from factory scraps, in 2001, Kuepfer was shipping truckloads of custom - cut vinyl pads geared to the laminated floor industry to U.S. distributors.

But the fact remains: the more our economy depends on intellectual rather than physical capital — that is, the more it depends on information and new products and specialized services rather than on warehouses and big factories and centralized paper processing — the stronger will be the centrifugal forces impelling people toward small companies.

While there's a 60 - person team based in Edmonton, and all product development is out of Canada, priMED operates factories in China that employ nearly a thousand workers.

Since he has the political power to enforce his rules, factory wages, which are about one - fifth of those in the U.S., help to keep Singapore products internationally competitive.

The collapse, the third catastrophic incident at Bangladeshi factories in five months that have killed more than 200 people, could taint Bangladesh's reputation as a source of low - cost products and services and call attention to Western retailers and other companies that obtain products from the country.

The result was that Japanese factories were more efficient and Japanese products were more reliable than American ones.

«The need to go into a workplace five days a week started because people had to go to a factory and make products.

Customers should also perceive the added value: The 10 - year guarantee on sweatshirts works because they can easily ship product back to a domestic factory.

First of all, we own our own factory in Indonesia, where we make solid - wood products [such as teak dining tables or dressers].

This means that the gigafactory's products could already be outclassed before its target 2016 opening — and long before the estimated 7 - 10 years of full production it could take to recoup the factory's costs.

Augmented reality, which overlays information onto the real world (think of that yellow line shown during televised football games to indicate the location of the first down marker) will now help truck drivers, warehouse workers, and management keep track of products from the second they leave the factory until the moment they arrive at your door.

The company does assemble the Mac Pro, one of its most niche products, at a factory in Texas.

Three typical vendors are: Stoneware Microcomputer Products of San Rafael, Calif. (DB Master 3.0), Personal Software of Sunnyvale, Calif. (VisiFile), Micro Lab of Highland Park, Ill. (Data Factory and Invoice Factory), and North American Business Systems of St. Louis (SOLUTION).

PALO ALTO — Tesla fired hundreds of workers this week, including engineers, managers and factory workers, even as the company struggles to expand its manufacturing and product line.

But Gray realized that, with his own factory, he could not only control the quality of his product — he could protect his intellectual property, implement manufacturing efficiencies and better manage his Chinese factory workers.

Normally it is hard to find a factory willing to train workers to assemble products numbering only in the hundreds but we have solid ties with several consumer electronics manufacturers (including one factory renowned for producing brand - name housewares such as hair dryers) and they will assemble and package Pyramids for us, regardless of number of units.

Products from nVent include electrical, machine and utility box enclosures as well as electric heat tracing systems for oil pipelines, factory pipes and wire cables; heated flooring and heat management systems for factories and data centers; plus electrical and fastening solutions that connect and protect businesses.

That kicked off an elaborate reshuffling, in which production of several FCA products was shifted between factories to maximize output of hot - selling models (and launch a few new ones):

Worse than that, he suspected that the Shanghai - based factory was using his company's designs to sell its products to other customers.

The journey starts for nVent with $ 2.1 billion in sales, 9,000 global employees and various products that help customers maximize efficiency, improve factory utilization, lower installation costs and reduce downtime, Wozniak said.