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How companies ship there code to Production?

Going straight from prototype to full-scale production might seem efficient in the race to get products to market. However, this approach carries hidden risks that can jeopardize quality and impact total output. Without proper testing, companies open themselves up to a host of unexpected problems once production ramps up. These can range from quality defects to supply chain disruptions, leading to costly delays and risking the product’s reputation. Before committing to full-scale production, a pilot run on a smaller scale (we recommend about 10% of the purchase order) is essential. For example, if the PO is 1,000 units, a pilot run of around 100 units allows teams to test every element, identify issues, and make adjustments without the pressure and cost of a full rollout. Here are the top five reasons why a pilot run is a must: 1. Risk Mitigation: Uncover potential issues early, preventing expensive fixes during full-scale production. 2. Quality Assurance: Verify the consistency and quality of each unit, ensuring products meet high standards. 3. Process Optimization: Fine-tune production processes for maximum efficiency and minimal waste. 4. Supply Chain Readiness: Test the coordination across suppliers and logistics to avoid bottlenecks and ensure timely delivery. 5. Employee Training: Allow team members to familiarize themselves with the production setup, reducing errors and enhancing performance. A well-planned pilot run lays the groundwork for production success, saving time and resources and ultimately ensuring a smoother transition to full production. Learn more in our latest blog - https://lnkd.in/eQ-hgk2y

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should look into this...and start up a production line.

After picking a specific equipment of a specific brand another challenge comes is convincing the end user specially if the person is not technical you gotta find away to bring him on the line with the latest technologies & the concept behind the one you have chosen. The focus is on… Practicality. Efficiency. Simplicity. Complying with the standards.

Good technology keeps evolving to make the world safer and efficient.

Is " Quiet Qutting " happening in your organization...many of my contact who runs commercial manufacturing company facing issues on this and has fewer solutions to handle situation Please share your thought on this

Flexible operating model of BRIST provides quick access to "local" production anywhere in the world??

Manufacturing environments are fast-paced, complex and demanding. When a system can meet those demands, you leave it in place. But the world keeps changing, and outdated systems can lead to serious inefficiencies. Learn how flexible tech environments can help you stay competitive in our new article

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