Manufacturing a cultural and digital transformation

A manufacturer of dies is reaping the rewards of digital transformation after embracing strategy, technologies, and skills through Made Smarter.

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Arden Dies has been in the UK’s die-making and packaging industry for more than half a century.

The Stockport-based business manufactures cutting, embossing, and foiling tools. It services the carton and corrugated packaging sectors, providing tooling sets for the cutting of all types of boxes.

Previously lacking a digital strategy and a culture fit for change, Arden Dies has now embarked on a remarkable transformation. The company has engaged with all services and opportunities offered by Made Smarter: creating a digital roadmap, adopting 3D printing technologies, and developing leadership skills with seven of its team.


Read the full article in DPA's March 2025 issue


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