Lean, Design & Manufacturing Specialist
Every organisation is currently experiencing the same phenomenon: team members are racing ahead, using generative AI to draft reports, summarise transcripts, and clean data at a pace that far outstrips formal corporate policies. It feels fast, it feels efficient, and everyone loves the productivity boost. Until things break. A model hallucinates a critical metric in... Continue Reading →
Let’s be honest: project management without a framework is just a high-stakes exercise in group therapy mixed with uncontrolled shouting. You’ve got stakeholders changing their minds like they’re picking outfits for a first date, budgets shrinking faster than an ice cube in a toaster, and a team looking at you like you’re supposed to pull... Continue Reading →
Generated with Gemini If someone had asked me twelve months ago whether Artificial Intelligence would become part of my day-to-day engineering toolkit, I'd probably have been sceptical. Like many engineers, I saw AI as an interesting technology capable of writing emails or answering questions, but I couldn't see how it would genuinely improve engineering. I... Continue Reading →
You see AI everywhere today. It is no longer a tool for the future. It is the engine of the present. By early 2026, roughly one in six people worldwide use generative AI tools to work and solve problems. You need to understand how this shift affects your bottom line and your team. Recent data... Continue Reading →
Ever feel like if you want something done right, you have to do it yourself? As leaders and innovators, especially in a fast-paced environment like Chadderton, the temptation to micromanage can be overwhelming. We’ve all been there – drowning in tasks, convinced we’re the only ones who can truly deliver. But what if that instinct... Continue Reading →
You’ve been there. You spent hours on that last blog post. You wrote, you edited, you found the perfect images, and you hit publish. Then… crickets. The anxiety of content creation is real, and it’s a symptom of a common problem: we create content without a clear way to measure its value. But you don’t... Continue Reading →
If you feel like half your week is spent in pointless meetings, you're not alone. The average employee spends an estimated 16 hours a month in unproductive meetings. That’s two full workdays lost to vague agendas and unclear outcomes. This is a form of waste, and in a creative or technical environment, it’s a design... Continue Reading →
Autodesk are currently working on stabilising their software for the latest Windows 10 Anniversary Update. Until this is completed, we recommend avoiding this update, or rolling back if you have already installed it.
Autodesk’s stance on the Windows 10 Anniversary update. “Windows 10, for us, update 1511 and the anniversary update are just that, updates, we are currently working on stabilizing our program with this new update, but the information provided to you in the article is the official stance regarding Windows 10.”
There have been many reports of problems with Autodesk software after upgrading to Windows 10 Anniversary.
If you’ve already upgraded, we recommend rolling back to an earlier build. Windows will only allow you to do this within 10 days of installing your update. To do this, go to: Updates & Security > Recovery > Go back to an earlier build.
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