Survival of the fittest - the process control imperative
Eliminating operator intervention is an obvious place to start, as human error is the major source of delay and non-comformance in many factories. This paper outlines a simple model that explains the sources of process non-conformance and process control methods to address them.
In the face of international rivals, manufacturers need to constantly focus on their operating margins if they are to remain competitive. But what is the best way to tackle waste and boost profits? This paper explores four areas in which substantial productivity gains can be made if firms are prepared to change the way they control their machining process.
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