Because of technology and ever-growing consumer demands, manufacturing processes must evolve to operate at near lightning speed. Methods that seemed revolutionary 10 or 20 years ago, in many cases, are outdated, inadequate, and slow. Plant and processing managers must keep up with emerging automation processes so that factories can handle the current environment. By identifying the needs of customers, plants can begin to add industrial automation strategies that will keep companies relevant in the modern manufacturing world.

1. When building automated assembly systems to help meet the demands of modern consumers, utilizing high-tech distribution control systems is essential (DCS). These systems allow for improved integration of the system from a centralized location.
2. It is also essential to correctly implement Just-in-Time practices (JIT). The automated manufacturing process must have their components (that are being used) kept in check. This ensures the right quantity of inputs at the correct time. Without JIT, it is hard to fill orders in an efficient timeframe.
3. Lastly, it is smart to develop plans for preventative care. Conduction equipment maintenance is the best way to avoid major repairs, which require systems being put off-line. Fixing small issues early will ensure smoother operations on a daily basis.

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