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How Tribal Knowledge Can Undermine Your Manufacturing Business

How Tribal Knowledge Can Undermine Your Manufacturing Business

by Sequence Maestro | Mar 5, 2022 | Digital Work Instruction Benefits, Employee Training, Production Process, Productivity, Tribal Knowledge

According to the Bureau of Labor and Statistics, 25% of the manufacturing workforces is 55 or older. That statistic has remained stagnant for half a decade, and one of the reasons is, manufacturing companies simply can’t afford to lose the knowledge and expertise of...
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     Digital Camera Nikon “D“ series for Direct-to-Sequence Connectivity (real-time Work Instruction creation).

    The Nikon D40 with standard 18-55 mm lens is most affordable.

    Camera purchases will typically come with a battery.

    Memory cards are sold separately. Recommended size: 1 GB

    Pictures taken with any digital camera other than those recommended can be added to the Work Instructions with a drag-and-drop approach. However, only the recommended cameras support the Direct-to-Sequence Connectivity.