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Factory Tours
Use videoconferencing to show your production line capability to customers. Provide a “virtual” tour of your facility without travel or disruption of current production. Use an auxiliary camera to “walk” the customer through your factory. With a document camera, show previously produced parts. Using a PC, demonstrate the production and quality control flowchart. Use a multipoint videoconferencing bridge to reach all locations of the customer at the same time.

Product Development and Ramp-up
Use videoconferencing to meet with all key engineering persons to ensure appropriate product design and implementation. Decrease development time and enable smooth product start-ups without travel time and expense. Use a document camera or PC to show prototypes and drawings. Use a multipoint bridge to involve all locations.

Vendor Meetings
Use videoconferencing to meet with suppliers. Contact with them at a moments notice on critical issues such as a quality problems without travel delay. Save line down time and increase productivity by resolving problems quicker. Use a document camera to show defective or QC rejected parts. With a VCR, play a tape or record the conference for persons who could not attend.

Production Reviews
Use videoconferencing to communicate with remote factories. Check line status, QC and review production forecasts more frequently resulting in improved communication. Use a document camera to show produced parts. With an auxiliary camera, show the production line without travel time and expense. Use a multipoint videoconferencing bridge to reach all locations at one time and allow them the benefit of hearing and seeing what is happening at other facilities.

Equipment Repair & Maintenance
Use videoconferencing to repair machinery and perform preventive maintenance. Reduce line down time and improve productivity of your factory and employees while reducing expenses. Use an auxiliary camera to bring the remote expert technicians right to the production floor without time lost traveling.

Remote Expertise
Use videoconferencing to speak with remote experts (within or outside of the company) who might not have been available without videoconferencing. Use a document camera, PC or VCR to communicate information and a multipoint bridge to communicate with all locations at the same time.

Narrow the Field
Use videoconferencing to help narrow the field of employment candidates.

Train Worldwide
Use videoconferencing to increase the availability of training to remote sites around the globe.