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December 2, 2020 Manufacturing & Industrial

Bigger Is Not Always Better: Space Optimization for Manufacturing

Optimizing facility footprints and operations is a universally beneficial way to maximize the productive use of capital, especially for capital-intensive industries such as industrial production or foods and consumer products. The need for optimization manifests through various business situations, including mergers and acquisitions, market upturns requiring additional capacity, or market downturns requiring consolidation.

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