Procurement, Inventory Control, Production Engineering, and Quality Control was what I did in my other life decades ago. Unbelieveable to me that the very foreseeable production disruption was not accounted for before they moved the plant. Very sad to see. Very telling about today's production management styles. When marketing and egos control inventory and production decisions ( moving the production plant) sales and profits are the first casualties, jobs are next.
Obviously, I do not know the whole story, but I have seen these results many times. When inexperienced "management" makes supply decisions look out! These types of production supply disruptions can be disastrous to profitablity, customer confidence, careers, and company future viability.
How many customers will wait 6 months to buy a set of spark plugs?
I decided last night to buy the new 6 cylinder E-mag and use auto plugs. See ya Tempest!
