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Leveraging MES and QMS to Optimize Cost and Quality

There’s no need to choose between reducing costs and delighting customers

Jason Spera
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Wed, 06/02/2021 - 12:03
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In a customer-centered world, meeting customers’ needs is more demanding and business-critical than ever. Simultaneously, manufacturers struggle to reduce operating costs as margins compress and the competitive landscape intensifies. This dichotomy and a pressure to “choose” between reducing costs and delighting customers is not mutually exclusive.

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Best-in-class manufacturers recognize there’s no trade-off; they take a holistic approach to quality management that allows them to excel in both arenas. A quality-driven mindset across every layer of an enterprise strategically enhances process visibility and compliance to enable improvements in both cost and customer satisfaction.

The trade-off mindset

For many discrete manufacturers, delivering more robust customizations at a reduced margin or choosing to settle for less than zero-defect quality in favor of cutting operating costs is part of the old trade-off mindset.

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