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Plant Engineering: Why Do Plants Still Have Maintenance Departments?

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L2L's Bob Argyle discusses the future of maintenance departments.


Here,  L2L Chief Customer Officer, Bob Argyle discusses the future of maintenance departments and how many companies are operating on outdated and antiquated systems. Bob goes on to discuss how a lean system coupled with real time data improves the manufacturing system overall, increases efficiency, and will actually enable companies to employ more people.



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Original version: 13 July 2016
Last updated: 24 July 2025
Written by: L2L

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