In addition, 7. On- Assiduous monitoring will facilitate the discovery of quality issues, whether as a result of a burp in production attainment or a routine, scheduled inspection report, as early on as possible. A good Web-based system can highlight problems and feature hyperlinks to drill down to the details. Resolution of a problem can be no more than two clicks away. Quality problems happen, but they truly become disasters if they remain uncovered until the goods arrive at their destination.
Web based systems facilitate more reliable and accurate information.
Web-based systems can facilitate the creation of collaborative production plans, which can vary in the amount of detail according to each party s role in the process. A good Web-based application will facilitate the creation of one plan that is, at the wide end of the funnel, as detailed as possible, but which can be edited at the other end so that the buyer can quickly review problems without poring through thousands of pages of detail. All of the above will virtually eliminate the countless hours we spend trying to sort out problems, and the exhaustion and frustration that prevent us from having the energy and motivation to resolve them once we have sorted them out. Details can be flawlessly prepared before the agent sees them and the agent will not be permitted to change the format. My opinion is no, but their role will change significantly.