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November 10, 2010 - Volume:00 Issue:00

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7 Actions to Take if You Don't Trust Your Data

Hear from Epicor CIO, Rich Murr, about what to do if after making significant investments in technology, you still find your system data to be subpar. Having subpar data can make it challenging to fully understand the business or effectively engage and serve customers. Read seven tips that can help you successfully craft and execute a plan to clean your data and ensure its quality is maintained.

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With Our "New Normal," You May Need to Update How You Audit Your Plant's Operation
Taking the time to conduct ongoing audits of what's happening on your plant floor can be key to ensuring safety, quality and efficiency. Eric Stoop, CEO of EASE, takes a look at how manufacturers need to adapt their plant floor audits to the new normal in 2021, including what to focus on, how to make audits safer, and what it takes to make the most of the coming opportunities.
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Riflescope Manufacturer Hunts Down New CMM Technology to Meet Critical Precision Requirements
Founded in 1992, Nightforce Optics manufactures a high-end brand of riflescopes, popular with sportsmen, competitive shooters, and the U.S. Military. To help meet the high precision demanded in the manufacture of these scopes, the company recently turned to LK Metrology to improve its CMM capabilities.
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Chip Vac™

EXAIR's Chip Vac picks up dry or wet chips and delivers them directly to an ordinary open-top drum. The Chip Vac is used to clean chips from fixtures, floors and work surfaces of machining centers, lathes, saws and other equipment. See the Chip Vac in action.

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Industry News

Siemens Training Director Bids Fond Farewell to Machine Tool Industry
After nearly a five-decade career in the machine tool industry, Siemens' Director of CNC Training, Randy Pearson, has chosen to retire and enjoy life with his family. But before stepping away, the teacher imparted just a little more heartfelt knowledge with his "thank you note" to the industry.
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