Benefits: Utilizing Internet of Things (IoT) technology for equipment monitoring allows for real-time data collection and analysis, enabling quick identification of production bottlenecks and timely adjustments to production plans.

Difference: Traditional methods rely on manual monitoring and periodic checks, leading to slow response times and delayed problem resolution.

Benefits: Leveraging big data analytics helps understand market trends and customer needs, allowing for more accurate production and sales decisions.

Difference: Traditional methods depend on experience and intuition, which can lead to biased decisions and missed opportunities.

Benefits: Automating repetitive workflows such as order processing and inventory management reduces human errors and increases efficiency.

Difference: Traditional management often requires manual handling, which is time-consuming and prone to mistakes.

Benefits: Establishing a supply chain management system provides visibility throughout the entire process from raw material procurement to final product delivery, enhancing transparency and collaboration.

Difference: Traditional methods struggle to offer a complete view of the supply chain, leading to poor communication and delays.

Benefits: Implementing a CRM system to manage customer data and interactions improves service quality and enhances customer loyalty.

Difference: Traditional methods often rely on email and phone communication, making it easy to lose information and difficult to manage systematically.

Benefits: Using digital tools to monitor energy usage optimizes consumption during the production process, reducing costs and promoting sustainability.

Difference: Traditional methods lack systematic monitoring, making effective energy management challenging.