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  Time and energy are valuable assets that cannot be replaced if they are wasted. “Time is money,” as the old saying goes, which is why it’s important to make the most of those of your resources.   This is where the terms “efficiency” and “productivity” are being used. The term “efficiency” refers to achieving maximum productivity with the least amount of wasted labour and money. Productivity can be measured as the output per unit of input and is quantified as output per unit of input.   Simply define, the more stuff you can produce in the shortest amount of time, the more money you can make, and there’s no disputing that’s a tempting bottom line. Productivity must be maximized before the return on investment in manufacturing facilities can be increased.   There are a variety of ways to accomplish this without sacrificing quality of your output. No matter how small your facility is, it can benefit from a few simple changes to boost efficiency, and we’re here to...

  In order to remain competitive in the face of global competition, manufacturing industries are trying to reduce product costs. Moreover, there is a continuous need to improve quality and performance levels. Another important requirement is that the product be delivered on time. The task of continuing to reduce delivery times is a daunting task given the nature of global exports and long cutting chains across several international boundaries. Including the production software, the computer can perform a range of tasks. As a consequence, computer abilities are used both during production but also throughout product development process. Computers are required to integrate the entire production system and, as a consequence, transform computer-generated designs into finished products.   The use of computer software to assist in the design, modification, analysis, or optimization of a design is defined as computer aided design (CAD). Designer productivity, design quality, textua...