What if your production employees knew exactly what to do, why, and how—every second of their work? No more guesswork, mistakes, or downtime resulting from information chaos.
Many production line workers still work “blind” – without access to current targets, instructions, or schedule changes. This is a surefire recipe for mistakes that cost real money.
In episode 12 of “Factory on Air,” we challenge the old order and demystify the process of delivering data directly to the workplace. We're not talking about complicated technology for technology's sake – we're showing practical tools that unlock people's potential and allow them to do work that gives them satisfaction.

In this episode, you will learn:

• Why access to data is not a luxury, but the foundation of efficiency? Discover how a lack of information leads to disorganization, quality errors, and downtime.
• How simple mobile technologies are revolutionizing work on the shop floor? See how apps and tablets reduce response times by up to 40% and reduce assembly errors by 30%.
• What are virtual instructions and why are paper versions a thing of the past? We explain how to replace outdated documents with interactive, multimedia guides that reduce the time it takes to train new employees.
• How does the integrated DBR77 platform deliver the right information to the right people at the right time? We show you how we combine planning, quality, and maintenance data so that everyone knows what to do.
• How can you overcome resistance to technology within your team? We share practical steps on how to effectively implement new solutions while ensuring ergonomics and staff engagement.

This episode is a practical guide for any production leader who is ready to stop “putting out fires” and start building a transparent system where every employee becomes a co-owner of the result.
Listen now and unlock your team's full potential!
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