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Converters are always searching for ways to reduce waste but a significant method of doing that is often overlooked—instituting a solid data collection and management system that defines, measures, and minimizes waste.
The success of arriving at a consistent and quality end product is predicated by the institution of a measurement plan that controls data. Data collection requires interpretation; employees may interpret the same information differently, so converters need to have a program in place that evaluates the data and provides strong guidelines.
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