Pivotal events encompass productivity, maintenance, quality assurance, environment, health and safety, logistics, shipping, transportation, raw material processing, cleaning and sanitation, availability of resources, training, compliance, auditing, reporting, analysis, and more.
In the dynamic landscape of Industry X.0 (IX), Connected Worker initiatives have emerged as key strategic endeavors, rivaling even the adoption rates of Connected Operations, Assets, and Products. This shift underscores the essence of IX as a comprehensive business transformation fueled by technology, which demands an approach that melds technology with the human element, process optimization, and adept change management.
In the last post in this series, we looked at how retaining frontline workers and attracting new talent in DC and warehouse businesses can be related to the quality and efficacy of the IT applications that an operation deploys. Furthermore, we explored how a Frontline Workforce platform like Webalo uses orchestration and time management to help distribution centers make larger profits.
Digitizing tasks and activities for frontline workers, while providing real-time operational visibility and driving process optimization and improvement, across all areas of business operations.
