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Ensuring product quality and safety in the food industry through rigorous quality control (QC) and quality assurance procedures is essential. Meeting consumer demands for reliable and safe goods requires adherence to stringent quality inspection protocols. Avoiding product recalls due to potential health risks is a top priority.

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Establishing a positive manufacturing culture

What is the first thing that comes into your head when you think of working in manufacturing? Surely not the working culture associated with it. We think that by digitising the shopfloor and upskilling the frontline workers, it is certainly possible to establish a positive work environment in the manufacturing industry.

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Digital transformation challenges

What are the key challenges facing manufacturers for digital transformation this year?

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Standardising quality assurance in manufacturing

How can you implement a more standardised way for your quality insurance?

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How to track skills in manufacturing?

In today's manufacturing environment, tracking employee skill levels is a complex and time-consuming task. The sheer number of different job tasks and the ever-increasing rate of turnover make it difficult to keep track of employee skills using Excel or paper-based systems. These traditional methods are simply not scalable or efficient enough to meet the needs of modern manufacturing organisations.

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Reduce Onboarding Costs

The manufacturing industry grapples with challenges in hiring and onboarding new employees, including a shortage of skilled workers, high turnover rates, and the need for specialised training. Finding qualified candidates with the necessary skills and experience is increasingly difficult due to an ageing workforce and limited interest among younger generations. This shortage of skilled workers results in longer onboarding times and increased costs associated with recruitment and training.