Logistic
The invisible supply chain of food production
Why should workwear be managed with the same logic of demand, availability and resilience applied to every other production resource?
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Who really uses an automated uniform dispenser?
Not only the person who collects a garment: around the same machine work people with different needs, some immediately visible, others destined to emerge over time.
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The courage to be first: when innovation becomes a benchmark for an entire market
Every market looks for references, but every reference was, at the beginning, a first installation. In this article, we reflect on the value of those who choose to innovate first, turning an operational decision into a competitive advantage and, often, into a benchmark for an entire industry.
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Two hemispheres, one surprising operational convergence
The Netherlands and Argentina show that project quality can matter more than distance, market, and operating context.
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At the heart of ABG Systems’ operations with Andrea Li Volsi
When a project takes shape and reaches completion, there is an organizational effort behind it that ensures timing, quality, and continuity. This is the area in which Andrea Li Volsi, Head of Operations, works. For nearly nine years, he has coordinated production, service, and installations, ensuring that every phase runs smoothly and effectively.
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