by Tim Lewis
The Astemo plant in Rock Spring, Georgia, needed a change. It used pen and paper to track production, parts, and maintenance for over 20 years. The result: the plant was one of the lowest-producing facilities in the Astemo group. So, it turned to a manufacturing...
by Tim Lewis
We are well into the 21st century, and many manufacturing plants still aren’t digital. They rely on paper and whiteboards to keep track of data. Once you lose that paper or erase the whiteboard, you lose that data forever. That’s where L2L comes in....
by Tim Lewis
From aerospace and transportation to food, beverage and tobacco products, manufacturing helps drive the economy in Seattle and across Washington. In 2019, manufacturers accounted for nearly 11% of the total output in the state, while employing more than 8% of...
