Process reliability

Process reliability describes the dependable execution of a workflow with a consistently correct outcome. A process is considered reliable when the intended steps take place in the correct sequence, information is clearly available, and deviations do not distort the subsequent workflow unnoticed. The key point is therefore not only that data is captured, but that statuses, postings and handovers remain traceable and consistent. A stable identification process and clean data processing support exactly this dependability. High process reliability ensures that goods, containers or workpieces move through the process without incorrect assignment and without unnecessary interruptions.

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