In the last decade, the textile services industry has taken major leaps forward in adopting innovative technologies into plant operations. We now see incredibly precise mechanics run by advanced computer systems all helping to increase productivity, efficiency and ultimately profitability. But while these advances are remarkable, they’ve also been isolated. For as much data as these systems can collect, they have limited ability to share that information with other systems unless software interface programs are developed specifically for the data interchange. This means, simply, that the industry isn’t utilizing the full potential of its equipment and technologies, and as every ...