Manufacturers should start with a few critical metrics and learn to use them well before expanding. Real-time data availability beats delayed reporting, and presenting it clearly matters more than collecting everything at once.
That next phase of lean development and also just industry development is identifying what the difference in data looks like and how we're going to use it to the specific situation that you're in right now. Right?
Well, in fact, what you're describing is really, as you learn how to use data, it's really evolutionary for you. It's, it's, you learn it, right? And so don't try to get overwhelmed with everything. Pick a few things and learn how to use it and then expand. And otherwise, otherwise, like we're just talking about, too much data could be waste. So it's about understanding what you need to run the business. And then as you use it, you're going to find you need other things. And it's quite neat to watch that evolution occur over time.
Absolutely. And have that fed to you in a way that it's not overwhelming, because I think that's some of the other beauty. You don't have to wait for Thursday morning to run a report anymore. I mean, that data is always available. So how do we make sure that it's visible in the way that we can see it and actually use it right then.
