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WEBINAR: How to Overcome the Supply Chain and Labor Crisis With 3D Printing?
We do not know how long the current mix of supply chain and labor issues will last, especially considering the number challenges countries have been facing worldwide. And for many the question is how can companies continue to outperform during…
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We do not know how long the current mix of supply chain and labor issues will last, especially considering the number challenges countries have been facing worldwide. And for many the question is how can companies continue to outperform during this challenging time? In our webinar, “How to Overcome the Supply Chain and Labor Crisis With 3D Printing?” which took place on September 29th at 4pm CEST, we were joined by Pierre-Victor Sabatier from Desktop Metal and Valeria Tirelli from Aidro to explore how it is possible to carve out an advantage despite these challenges thanks to agile, turnkey digital manufacturing tools.
Notably, our guests showed examples of manufacturers successfully using additive manufacturing tools for metal, and sand to step ahead of the crisis. In addition, users were able to learn how to use additive manufacturing to ease supply chain disruptions; how to produce and integrate 3D printed replacement parts; which printers and materials are available for plug-and-play adoption; and how to identify parts in an inventory that could benefit from 3D printing production. Check out the replay below!
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Pierre-Victor Sabatier oversees Strategic Projects at Desktop Metal for the Europe and MEA region which includes partnerships with R&D centers and contract manufacturers, focus on Additive Manufacturing industrialization projects and deep dive on some key vertical markets ready to adopt AM the big way. He spent his whole career doing sales and business development especially in new markets, first in the private equity sector and then, since 2012, in the 3D printing field. He joined Desktop Metal at the start-up stage and actively contributed to its solutions’ fast adoption in Europe.





