ABOUT THIS EPISODE
As manufacturers work to keep critical operations humming along during the COVID-19 crisis, they're tasked with protecting workers health while ensuring business continuity and operational readiness. Russ Fadel, CEO at Augmentir, talks with Chris Mahar, Associate Editor, about how connected worker technology can benefit operations during today's pandemic and when things return to normal. Enabling manufacturers to maintain their critical operations even when key workers and vendors are unable to be on-site at a facility.
*During the COVID-19 crisis, Augmentir is offering their Remote Assist tool free through the end of 2020.
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