Launched in 2006 by the Midlands Aerospace Alliance and funded by industry, Advantage West Midlands and the European Regional Development Fund, the £3.4m Aerospace Technology Exploitation Programme (ATEP) seeks to enhance competitiveness for the region’s aerospace supply chain companies through the development of technology. Edward Machin reports on the organisation’s latest roundtable meeting.
TM – For those unfamiliar with your remit, can you provide an introduction to ATEP, its aims and why such work is necessary in the West Midlands. Neil Rawlinson – Director of Strategy and Innovation, Aero Engine Controls: The programme is primarily aimed at supply chain collaborations, seeking to get technologies developed further down to…
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