As part of our commitment to excellence at Cambridge Precision, it is essential to recognise the critical role of our – New Product Integration (NPI) department. NPI is not just a function; it is a vital component of our strategy that enables us to maintain our position as an award-winning precision manufacturing engineering company.
The primary value of the NPI department lies in its ability to seamlessly integrate new items for serial production into our mainstream manufacturing processes.
This integration is crucial for several reasons:
1. Streamlined Processes
NPI ensures that new products are incorporated efficiently, minimising disruptions to existing workflows and maximising productivity.
2. Quality Assurance
By rigorously evaluating and testing new items before they enter full production, NPI helps maintain our high standards of quality, a hallmark of Cambridge Precision.
3. Faster Time to Market
With a structured approach to NPI, we can reduce the time taken to bring innovative products from concept to market, allowing us to respond swiftly to customer needs and market demands.
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Within the NPI department framework, we also have a dedicated Research and Development (R&D) department. This team plays a crucial role in supporting our customers throughout their R&D journey.
As new projects progress from initial concept to NPI and ultimately into serial production, our R&D department ensures that customer requirements are met, innovative solutions for manufacturing are developed, and any challenges are addressed proactively.
In summary, the NPI department is integral to our success at Cambridge Precision, facilitating the smooth transition of new products into manufacturing while supporting our customers’ R&D needs. By fostering collaboration between NPI and R&D, we can continue to drive innovation and uphold our reputation for excellence in precision manufacturing.
