After you deploy a solution, continuous improvement is just beginning. The speaker stresses clear ownership and using data to drive changes, calling on engineers to take responsibility for evolving machinery and processes based on what the system tells you.
So the, the continuous improvement aspect of it tends to get forgotten without understanding that that's not the finish line. That is practically the starting line at that point. And then it becomes real. Somebody has to own this after it is implemented. Somebody has to maintain this. Somebody has to use the data for actual continuous improvement purposes. And some of the, you know, engineers need to be responsible too for what changes need to be made to the machine because the data said it, what changes need to be made to the process because the system and the people said it.
