Bayer Corp., a large healthcare equipment company, was experiencing an adhesion problem with its product identification decals. In effect, the decals that were being used on its blood-testing equipment were literally falling off. Company engineers guessed that the adhesive on the decals could be defective. Overall, the implications from this problem were potentially very costly. If the decals would not adhere properly, the company would not be able to ship its products, and could possibly lose business and miss new marketing opportunities.
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Bayer was experiencing an adhesion problem with its product identification decals.
Bayer Corp., a large healthcare equipment company, was experiencing an adhesion problem with its product identification decals. In effect, the decals that were being used on its blood-testing equipment were literally falling off. Company engineers guessed that the adhesive on the decals could be defective. Overall, the implications from this problem were potentially very costly. If the decals would not adhere properly, the company would not be able to ship its products, and could possibly lose business and miss new marketing opportunities.
Bayer Corp., a large healthcare equipment company, was experiencing an adhesion problem with its product identification decals. In effect, the decals that were being used on its blood-testing equipment were literally falling off. Company engineers guessed that the adhesive on the decals could be defective. Overall, the implications from this problem were potentially very costly. If the decals would not adhere properly, the company would not be able to ship its products, and could possibly lose business and miss new marketing opportunities.
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