One of the strangest things about writers is that we all have a favorite word or a list of words that just move usto sigh with literary bliss. One of my favorite words was used more than four times within this week’s episode of MakingChips. Folks, the word of the week is “pivot.”
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In this week’s episode, Jim shares his story with Jason and Nick about how CARR was able to move from prototypes to production. The conversation around production research cannot be accomplished without data collection. While we pivot into the next manufacturing era, collecting data is even more imperative as we figure out what is and is not working within our companies.
Modern manufacturing processes produce an enormous amount of data that can provide valuable insights to aid organizations in making smarter business decisions. If collected and adequately utilized, this can lead to a significant competitive advantage. Unfortunately, it can be quite challenging to manage and capture all of the relevant data you have available to become useful. Here at MakingChips, as client-focused marketing professionals, we are big fans in proper data collecting in helping manufacturing leaders grow their business.
What is Data Collecting Exactly
Dating collecting is the process of gathering and measuring information on targeted variables in an established framework, which enables one to answer relevant questions and evaluate outcomes. Data collecting can help monitor and manage cost, which ensures a smooth operation.
Features of Data Collecting Systems
Benefits of Data Collection
As I mentioned before, gathering information can help measure where your money and time are being used. Here are some benefits I have collected within my research:
Challenges of Effective Data Collection
We have discussed some of the benefits of data collecting, but what about some drawbacks and challenges?
Pivoting to effective data collection is essential to cut the fat from our processes. At the core, this is a reality check to your vulnerable spots, your weakest areas. As leaders, we should encourage ourselves and our team to tackle these areas head-on for growth. Data does not lie and it advocates for transparency, not only for your company but also for your customers.
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