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#3Dstartup: MakerOS’s collaboration platform optimizes the entire workflow for AM companies
Effective communication and collaboration with clients is at the core of leading successful projects. However, it can be difficult to scale up activity in additive manufacturing when the tools are dispersed across many different platforms. This is the challenge MakerOS…
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Effective communication and collaboration with clients is at the core of leading successful projects. However, it can be difficult to scale up activity in additive manufacturing when the tools are dispersed across many different platforms. This is the challenge MakerOS identified when it launched its web-based software for companies that offer 3D printing and other digital fabrication services. Essentially, the MakerOS platform is a dedicated online place to communicate, submit projects, view updates and access files and invoices all in one place. We spoke to the CEO of MakerOS, Mike Moceri to learn more about the benefits of using such a platform.
3DN: Can you present yourself and tell us about your relationship with 3D printing?
I’m Mike Moceri, CEO and founder of MakerOS. As a team, we have years of experience working in 3D printing and B2B software. Personally, I have deep experience in manufacturing, design, and software. I’ve quoted thousands of projects, produced hundreds of thousands of individual parts, and continually work with professional services around the world that offer additive manufacturing at MakerOS.
Mike Moceri, CEO and Founder of MakerOS
In 2013, I co-founded the world’s first 3D printing retail service bureau in Chicago. In 2014, I founded Manulith, a 3D printing, and product design agency, where his clientele included Fortune 500 companies within the aerospace, automotive, and medical industries.
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