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In a survey of 1,050 mothers by the UK charity Mum Love, more than three- quarters (78%) reported feeling confused about their roles at home and at work.

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Traditional manufacturing software platforms like SCADA, MES and historians are powerful, but custom software is filling the gaps configuration alone can no longer cover.

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