3D manufacturing in Australia

With the relatively small market size of Australia from global perspective. Unless manufactures can produce in significant volumes using traditional manufacturing

techniques with focussed factories requiring high volumes it is difficult to compete with imported products from countries that have the inherent economies of

scale.
An emerging technology that may have potential to overcome the high investment and volumes required to achieve a market acceptable cost is 3D manufacturing

techniques.
This technology has demonstrated the ability to produce a finished product on a limited range of highly automated equipment with virtually no human intervention.
This could be an effective option to overcome the economy of scale disadvantages of Australia and enable the development of new product and technologies.
Questions
A) Determine the potential viability of this technology and where you would consider it’s applicability.
B) Using largely desk top research, i.e. look at industry, government reports, newspaper and Journal articles i.e. Economist etc. and look at websites such as

McKinsey and all the consultant

How to write the assignment:

• Title page: (Name of student, subject, course, title of project)

• Abstract: This contains a brief summary of the report, including an outline of the study and its main findings. This should be less than one page, with no

graphs or tables, just plain text.

• Introduction: This gives a brief overview of the whole report, including the nature of the literature to be reviewed, the broad aims and nature of the study.

This section should be no more than one page. A more detailed presentation of the aims (and possibly hypotheses) will be given in a later section. Just enough

information is given here so that the reader can understand the relevance of the literature review.

• Literature review: This section provides the theoretical foundation for the various concepts in your paper. The literature review, which was completed in

21814 Management Project Design, should be used as a starting point, but this can be modified by appropriate revisions and/or extensions arising from feedback in

that subject and from further reading of the literature.

• Aims and hypotheses: The research aims and hypotheses should be clearly stated in this section either as outlined in 21814 and/or further refined.

• Methodology: This section should include a description of the subjects (or participants, respondents) used in the study, a detailed description any

instruments used, such as a questionnaire, interview checklist or a description of the actual procedure used to carry out the research.

• Results: This section should include details of the approach and methodology used for analysing the data, a presentation of the results, using tables or

graphs if appropriate, and discussion of findings in relation to the aims of the study and any hypotheses.

• Discussion and conclusions: This section summarises the main findings of the study and its significance, and relates it to the relevant literature. Also,

limitations of the study are discussed, as well as suggestions for future research.

• Appendices: This contains any additional material not directly related to the presentation of the study, or more detailed information than is required for

the presentation of the findings (such as the data matrix for a quantitative study).

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