You've talked a lot about flexibility and reconfiguration today. We're seeing in the news a lot of manufacturers change out from making beer to sanitizer, for example, or from cars to ventilators. Does this help enable that or is there more to the

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You've talked a lot about flexibility and reconfiguration today. We're seeing in the news a lot of manufacturers change out from making beer to sanitizer, for example, or from cars to ventilators. Does this help enable that or is there more to the story?

JeanMcA · Accepted Answer

Yes, this does contribute to that. With a flexible I/O based control system you can very quickly adopt your facilities to be configured to produce something completely different to your initial thoughts. In today&rsquo;s climate, that is really important and we&rsquo;re seeing a lot of companies pivoting across to doing something they didn&rsquo;t start their production with, so I think it&rsquo;s a great opportunity for flexible I/O here.)

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You've talked a lot about flexibility and reconfiguration today. We're seeing in the news a lot of manufacturers change out from making beer to sanitizer, for example, or from cars to ventilators. Does this help enable that or is there more to the

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