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News Release from: ABB Automation Tech (Instrumentation + Automation) | Subject: Real-TPI workshops
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Team on 19 October 2004
Workshops show real-time production
intelligence
ABB and channel partner Sustema are holding a series of workshops that will show how to increase the production efficiency of a manufacturing line - by up to 30%.
ABB and channel partner Sustema are holding a series of workshops that will show how to increase the production efficiency of a manufacturing line - by up to 30% ABB is offering those responsible for production, maintenance or finance a chance to witness, first hand, its new world beating productivity improvement software, called real time production intelligence (Real-TPI), free-of-charge at one of nine locations throughout the UK
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Real-TPI collects and analyses production data, using it to identify ways to increase efficiency.
It eliminates the inaccuracies and laborious work of manual logs - detection and recording of all production losses is performed automatically and in real-time, so managers can see problems immediately.
Real-TPI makes it easy to track daily progress and identify and react to possible problems in the production line.
The demonstration briefings are planned over the next few months.
Final dates will be announced once individuals have registered their interest.
The venues are: Coventry; Didsbury, Manchester; Maidenhead; Milton Keynes; St Neots, Cambridgeshire; Stonehouse, Gloucestershire; Sunderland; Telford; and Warrington, Cheshire.
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