Three Critical In-plant Trends for 2010
To stay in business, in-plants need to measure their financial performance, improve their productivity and respond to customers’ changing needs.
Furthermore, everyone who had a role in production would be able to access job information, such as the status of the job, who originated it, who has worked on it and who is next in the process, plus all the parameters of the original and all the color matching information. In the ultimate digital workflow many of the production steps would be automated, event-driven systems that would not require manual intervention.
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