Manufacturers have spent years improving how they collect, store, and analyze production data. But Lokesh Ramesh believes there is a more fundamental problem hiding underneath those systems: proving that the data itself is still exactly what the instrument originally measured. Ramesh is a manufacturing engineer who has led high-volume production lines and continuous-improvement initiatives across […]
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