This business case examines the prospective economic and operating benefits for implementation of point-of-work (POW) automation technology (sometimes called point-of-work vending) to streamline and control the distribution of direct and indirect materials at work facilities.
Issues and considerations in calculating economic and operating benefits from point-of-work implementations
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