How Instrumented Lines Cut Downtime In Half
When a line reports its own output, the crew stops chasing faults and starts managing exceptions. Here is how instrumentation turned a two-shift backlog into a same-day one.
Read MoreWhen a line reports its own output, the crew stops chasing faults and starts managing exceptions. Here is how instrumentation turned a two-shift backlog into a same-day one.
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