This project has highlighted that there is a range of value creation patterns across remanufacturing and repair businesses, from exploring the full benefits of a leading OEM brand to a more servitised offer that simplifies customer processes.

SIR/NMIS ReMake Glasgow Collaboration: Work Package Kick-off

The National Manufacturing Institute Scotland (NMIS) and the Scottish Institute for Remanufacturing (SIR) – hosted within the DMEM department, at the University of Strathclyde – to deliver areas of the ReMake Glasgow Project. This project has £100 million funding to accelerate the Region’s booming innovation economy. Professor Winifred Ijomah, Director for the Scottish Institute for Remanufacturing (SIR) […]

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SIR Director Professor Winifred Ijomah debates AI for Remanufacturing in Germany

The SIR continues to shape Remanufacturing globally. In February 2024, Professor Ijomah was invited, as an international expert in Remanufacturing, to the ‘Symposium on Innovation and Automation in Remanufacturing’. Professor Winifred Ijomah discussed “Future Strategy for Remanufacturing” as part of an invited international expert panel at an event hosted by Umwelt-Campus Birkenfeld in Germany. The […]

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Remanufacturing to enhance healthcare provision in developing countries

SIR’s Professor Winifred Ijomah travels to Nigeria, on invitation, to advise on the integration of Remanufacturing into the education system and the establishment of a Remanufacturing Centre of Excellence In 2022, Professor Ijomah travelled to Nigeria to partake as keynote speaker in the ‘Remanufacture of Medical Equipment: Potential Prospects and Challenges in Nigeria’ Workshop. The […]

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