Reduce idle time and improve productivity

Too much idle time means low productivity, which makes you leave money on the table. Learn about idle time, how to calculate it, and more.
Ever been in a cafe where baristas don’t use the latte machine much after sundown? That’s a classic example of idle time when machines sit and wait as there’s no work due to a lack of demand. This idle time applies to machines, employees, and equipment at a facility. Too much idle time means a lack of productivity which ultimately makes you leave money on the table. Idle time refers to the period a viable equipment isn’t on a schedule to run or stops working as there’s no demand. Businesses us

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