By what percentage was equipment found to be running more than it was supposed to?

Name: Guidewheel empowers paper manufacturer to reach sustainable peak performance
Uploaded: 2021-09-11T22:57:22+00:00
Duration: 1 min 3 s
Channel: Lauren Dunford
Description: Short transcript from a YouTube video about a production monitoring system used by a paper manufacturer (Chandera). Speakers describe improved visibility…

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Guidewheel empowers paper manufacturer to reach sustainable peak performance

11 Sept 2021 · 1 min

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Short transcript from a YouTube video about a production monitoring system used by a paper manufacturer (Chandera). Speakers describe improved visibility into equipment status, real-time alerts and assignments, and that one piece of equipment was found to be running 88% more than it was supposed to. The system presents sensor and customer input in an easy-to-understand way to enable timely decisions.

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88% more than it was supposed to run.

We are able to know the status of each equipment wherever we are one of the equipments, we realized it is running more than what it actually supposed to run. And when we get the reports, we found it is running at 88% more than it actually supposed to run. We get the messages, we get the alerts. We can assign the alerts to somebody we are able to monitor.
At Chandera. Here, we've always prided ourselves in having enough information to help us monitor our systems and ensure that we are efficient in running our processes. The new production system does not simply take on data directly from the sensors they put in, but also needs input from the customers themselves. Today, we are able to see our processing systems and equipment in a different light.
The data being.
Presented is in a manner that is easy for us to understand and enables us to take a decision on time.
It's a wonderful system. It's a double function.