When you hear the phrase “digital culture,” what’s the first thing that comes to mind? If you’re like most leaders, what you imagine likely has something to do with the “digital” half of that ubiquitous pairing. We often forget, however, that technologies don’t exist in a vacuum. Every new manufacturing technology still requires human intervention to function. Whether those people are operators, engineers, IT, or management makes little difference. All technologies have an inherent human component. What technologies accomplish on the shop floor will always be limited by how humans use them.

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