The Fourth Industrial Revolution, also known as Industry 4.0, has been a driving force for change across numerous industries globally. 

How we generate and use energy is now an urgent global conversation, notes MJ Choong, Vice President Quality and Operation Excellence at Ryder Industries.

As our local grocery clerk is supplanted by a self-checkout machine, and cars gain the ability to drive themselves, people become concerned – are we being replaced? We read stories like these everywhere. By Eric Winkler – Founder and Chairman of Ryder EMS

According to worldwide market intelligence and management consulting company, Global Market Insights, the Global Consumer Electronics Market is predicted to surpass $1,500bn by 2024. The technological advancements in devices including smartphones, earbuds and headphones, speakers, and household appliances are anticipated to fuel the consumer electronics market growth.

Electronics Manufacturing Service Provider (EMS), Ryder Industries has launched their Electronic Digital Interchange (EDI) platform. Their aim is to solve manufacturing challenges and serve their customers quicker in today’s digitally enabled world.

Ryder Industries has announced that it has been successful in obtaining ISO 16949 certification. ISO/TS 16949 is regarded as the world’s foremost quality standard for the automotive industry, and realises cost savings through improved process effectiveness and efficiency. Certification to this technical specification clears Ryder to manufacture electronic assemblies for automotive products at its new inland plant XinFeng. Its coastal S...

Ryder Industries has announced they have selected Microsoft Dynamics to run its next-generation ERP system.  According to the company, this will ensure 24/7 performance, delivered by a system maintained to world-class standards. Set to go live in early 2017, an all-functions team has been reviewing Ryder’s process for the past six months to obtain the best results from this new-generation system, building on Ryder’s established s...

Ryder Industries Ltd, the Swiss-owned EMS provider with manufacturing facilities in China, has announced key new management appointments.

Ryder Industries has announced that it has recently received Apple’s MFi 6.4 license for design and manufacturing. This new license is a further endorsement of Ryder by the world’s most valuable company and means that Ryder is ready to bring the very latest smart devices to market, with its usual quality, speed and service.

Ryder Industries announces that it will exhibit at the Hong Kong Electronics Fair (Spring Edition) in booth #5C-C02 in Hall 5. The show is scheduled to take place April 13-16, 2013 at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre, and is hosted by the Hong Kong Trade Development Council.

Ryder Industries, a Swiss-owned, China-based electronics manufacturing services provider, announces plans to open a new manufacturing campus in China’s Jiangxi province following the westward spread of China’s industrial development.