In manufacturing, the term “downtime” often carries negative connotations, as any inactivity can result in lost revenue. However, downtime can occur for various reasons, some planned and necessary, others unplanned and costly. In this article, FourJaw explores how manufacturers can minimise unplanned downtime by optimising processes, leveraging technology, and empowering their workforce.
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