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You have to take into account the error rate of human counting when making the comparison. I can also imagine the new process have other benefits. Like before,
by matsemann 5y ago
You have to take into account the error rate of human counting when making the comparison.
I can also imagine the new process have other benefits. Like before, if a customer complained of getting fewer than ordered pearls, they would probably have to acknowledge that as a counting error on their side but not knowing. Now they have a picture/data to refer back to.
At least that's how it is where I work; the automation leads to reduced errors, and when they happen the amount of data makes it easier to track where it went wrong.