Automation Can Save Your In-plant

If bottlenecks are impeding your in-plant's productivity, automation may be the solution. In a free IPG webinar next week, two in-plant managers will explain how they used automation to streamline the work flowing through their shops, improving both throughput and profitability.

Jason Plum, of Schneider Electric, will describe how his company went from outsourcing its maintenance manuals to bringing the work in-house, saving the company $1.1 million the first year. The seven-employee in-plant then automated its workflow, which allowed operators to spend less time handling prepress and be more productive.