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The article argues that outdated machinery drags down worker productivity and output, while retrofitting existing equipment and making targeted workflow improvements can streamline operations and boost efficiency. It concludes that investing in these upgrades is a worthwhile way to smooth factory flow and reduce bottlenecks.
What retrofit or workflow change has given your facility the biggest ROI, and how did you quantify the results?
Retrofitting the Factory Floor: Maximizing the Lifespan of Legacy Equipment
Legacy equipment can compromise worker productivity and company output. Companies that engage in retrofitting can have a more efficient factory floor where everything moves along smoothly. Investing in adjustments to improve workflow is well worth the effort.
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