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QADworks: How To Collaborate on Digitalisation
Digitalising your terminal can fix real problems – but only with stakeholder engagement from the first step, say the experts at QADworks
In the busy world of chemical terminals, missing a small detail can lead to big problems. For a long time, these terminals have used paper to keep track of work. Field workers carry clipboards and
paper logs that often get wet, oily, or lost. This way of working is slow. It also keeps terminal workers and outside contractors from working well together. Moving toward a modern terminal is not about taking one huge risk. It is about taking small, smart steps. QADworks calls this a ‘People-First’ plan. It focuses on helping the people who do the work by building better ways to use data.
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