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Production is not static. The systems that run it still are.
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[ Interview 4.0 ] Harness the power of the digital twin to model an industrial environment
A digital twin is a virtual replica of a physical object. In most cases, digital twins used in industrial environments are innovation tools dedicated…
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The ATEX standard in the cosmetics and pharmaceutics industry
The pharmaceutical and cosmetic industry, due to the large quantity of chemical products stored and used in the laboratory and in the production area…
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Quality management in industry
Quality management is of strategic importance to industry, particularly in the pharmaceutical and cosmetics sectors, where quality management is cent…
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5 Lean Manufacturing Methods to Borrow from Japan
To meet quality and productivity demands, Lean Manufacturing — born from the Japanese automotive industry — offers a wealth of strategies: the Kaizen…
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Jidoka: A Fundamental Method of Lean Manufacturing
Improving Product Quality by Detecting Anomalies in the Production Process What Is Jidoka? Jidoka is a Lean Manufacturing method whereby machines sto…
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Industrial Automation: What Are the Challenges for the Cosmetics Industry?
How the cosmetics industry, a complex and highly regulated industry, is moving towards process simplification to optimise its production performance.…
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Limiting the impact of equipment failures on production through curative and corrective maintenance
Curative maintenance is akin to repairing defective or damaged equipment. This type of maintenance is generally emergency maintenance, as it involves…
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What is Lean Six Sigma?
What are the principles of Lean Six Sigma? As its name suggests, Lean Six Sigma is the combination of two continuous improvement methods: the Six Sig…
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The 5M Method and the Ishikawa Diagram: Essential Management Tools
What is the 5M Method? The 5M method is a project management tool used to analyse the root causes of a problem. It is structured around the 5Ms, whic…
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What is the FMEA method and how do you implement it?
FMEA is a process analysis method; the acronym stands for: Failure Mode and Effects Analysis. It is a tool used to identify failures, along with thei…
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Why and how to optimise operator movements in the Factory 4.0 ?
Why seek to optimise operator movements? The optimisation of a company’s performance is generally based on Lean Manufacturing methods. This tool cons…
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Galia: Traceability in the Automotive Industry
The Importance of Traceability in the Automotive Industry In the automotive industry, it is essential to define standards for all elements entering t…