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Increased market competition is driving the need for rationalization in manufacturing, distribution and retailing activities. Unlike business management measures in the past, however, the impact of cost-cutting remains limited in the face of evolving consumer expectations and faster-moving markets.

Debunking the top 5 myths about baby boomers, new fashion industry challenges

Conversation with Alistair Knox, ASBCI Chairman

Who are the influencers and decision-makers of the fashion game?

Conversation with Jan Kurth, Managing Director of the Association of the German Furniture Industry (VDM)

Demand for mass customization, small series, single pieces and more generally on-demand manufacturing in fashion is on the rise. Using on demand strategies means manufacturers can make products exactly to customer specifications. It can also be advantageous for fashion manufacturers that prefer to keep a minimal stock or respond to changing fashion industry trends.

The new normal inside the cutting room

How on-demand production will redefine supply chain processes

Discover how implementation of Fashion On Demand by Lectra change the garment cutting process - Before and After Infographic

Conversation with Edouard Macquin, President, Americas, Lectra

Ekornes meets rising consumer expectations by upgrading their Versalis leather-cutting solution to adopt a new augmented reality (AR) digit, LeatherSuite and Leather Reporting system.

Are the many steps involved in product development a hindrance to your on-demand production? Is cut preparation laborious and time-consuming? Is cut execution too restrictive for you to operate at scale?