HP Integration Strategies: OpX requires strong automation-based strategy
Today, more than ever, process manufacturers must achieve operational excellence (OpX) to deal with intensifying global competition, weakening economies, industry consolidation, stricte..
Today, more than ever, process manufacturers must
achieve operational excellence (OpX) to deal with
intensifying global competition, weakening economies,
industry consolidation, stricter environmental regulations,
higher raw material costs, and increasingly demanding
customers and shareholders. Enhancing production efficiency
from operational excellence can improve their return on
assets (ROA), resulting in significant cost savings and
considerable competitive advantage. However, most
manufacturers lack a strong automation-based strategy to
achieve and sustain their maximum potential.
Focus and discipline required. Succe
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