What is additive manufacturing? Definition - a process of making a three-dimensional solid object of virtually any shape from a digital model. Additive manufacturing is achieved using an additive process, where successive layers of material are laid down in different shapes. Additive manufacturing i
Spoiler Alert: Röchling Medical Rochester went digital with MOLI, the information processing machine built for manufacturers. This update eliminated compliance errors that arose with physical paperwork, saved time during audits (which makes auditors happier – and therefore nicer), and allowed for do
Standards: some people’s are high, some people’s are questionable, and some people are that one college roommate who never – ever – cleaned (read also: VERY low standards). Roommates are one thing, but when it comes to the quality of products you use every day, you expect a certain minimum threshold
Meet Catherine McConnell and Jenna Schlick, both from the SUNY Brockport School of Business — the inaugural interns at Perdix Software! This video was produced by Jenna Schlick during her internship at Perdix Software.
Breaking down these buzzwords and busting the myths of digitalization Digitalization. Oh no. The future is upon us. Technology, like digitalization, has changed our world for good, but has it been changed for the better? People love to debate it, but at Perdix we, unsurprisingly, think yes, and if y
Vetted Tech is an additive manufacturing startup based in Syracuse, NY designing and developing advanced solutions for the aerospace, defense, and medical markets. This video was directed and edited by Jenna Schlick during her internship at Perdix Software.
Feature-level demo relevant to manufacturers in the medical device supply chain.
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As the CEO of Perdix Software, I'm frequently called upon by our customers, to make recommendations about how they can improve their processes. After all, the worst thing you can do, when you implement a new software package, is to automate a bad process. So, working with a few members of our implem
That's once a day for about 11.25 years. Even if you had 72 years to do it, like my new friend on the ski lift, it's still a jaw-dropping figure. We were on the high speed quad at Bristol Mountain, so our ride was short. I didn't inquire about his name or occupation, nor how long he'd been married t
