by Scott Olpin, on February 15, 2024
The Los Angeles County Museum of Natural History, a cornerstone of cultural heritage overlooking the Rose Garden, seamlessly blends historical grandeur with contemporary resilience. Originating in 1910 and crafted by …
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by Scott Olpin, on January 15, 2024
In the ever-evolving landscape of education, where the demands on teaching and learning are more challenging than ever, there emerges a beacon of innovation that promises to transform our classrooms …
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by Scott Olpin, on November 2, 2023
Maintaining sterile environments efficiently is a critical priority in the healthcare sector. An often-underestimated contributor to this objective is proper storage of supplies, tools, and equipment. However, the uses cases …
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by Scott Olpin, on August 17, 2023
Preserving the cultural and historical significance of fine art necessitates not only a keen understanding of art history but also of the best practices for its storage and care. This …
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by Scott Olpin, on May 25, 2023
Southern California is home to many museums, each with its own unique collection of artifacts that are important to preserve for future generations. However, storing museum artifacts in Southern California …
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by Scott Olpin, on March 3, 2022
The short answer is: You wouldn’t want the benefits, unless you’re interested in reduced overhead, more efficient operations, better inventory management, and increased employee safety. But as a successful business …
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by Scott Olpin, on February 2, 2022
Lean methodology – creating ongoing improvements in operational efficiency – is relatively new to healthcare. But the benefits have easily transferred from manufacturing to hospital management. Lean operations primarily focus …
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by Scott Olpin, on April 2, 2021
Automated storage and retrieval systems (AS/RS) can provide the most efficient way to save resources over traditional shelving and rack systems. Why? They boost picking productivity, optimize order fulfillment, and …
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by Scott Olpin, on August 28, 2020
In 1913 Henry Ford built the first assembly line ever for vehicle production. What used to take 12 hours and 13 minutes to build a single car (the fastest time …
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by Scott Olpin, on August 6, 2020
INTRODUCTION How easy would it be to point to a lineup of storage systems and instantly know: “That’s it, that’s the one that will work for me!”? Unfortunately, it is …
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