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Olivetti’s Integrated Assembly Units: Beyond the Assembly Line
In the early 1970s, Olivetti reimagined industrial work. Moving beyond the traditional Taylorist model, the company introduced Integrated Assembly Units — small, autonomous teams responsible for complete tasks.
This innovative approach enhanced productivity, responsibility, and satisfaction, transforming the factory floor into a place of collaboration and human value. Decades ahead of its time, Olivetti once again proved that innovation begins with people.
In the early 1970s, Olivetti reimagined industrial work. Moving beyond the traditional Taylorist model, the company introduced Integrated Assembly Units — small, autonomous teams responsible for complete tasks.
This innovative approach enhanced productivity, responsibility, and satisfaction, transforming the factory floor into a place of collaboration and human value. Decades ahead of its time, Olivetti once again proved that innovation begins with people.
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By Archivio Storico OlivettiOlivetti’s Integrated Assembly Units: Beyond the Assembly Line
In the early 1970s, Olivetti reimagined industrial work. Moving beyond the traditional Taylorist model, the company introduced Integrated Assembly Units — small, autonomous teams responsible for complete tasks.
This innovative approach enhanced productivity, responsibility, and satisfaction, transforming the factory floor into a place of collaboration and human value. Decades ahead of its time, Olivetti once again proved that innovation begins with people.
In the early 1970s, Olivetti reimagined industrial work. Moving beyond the traditional Taylorist model, the company introduced Integrated Assembly Units — small, autonomous teams responsible for complete tasks.
This innovative approach enhanced productivity, responsibility, and satisfaction, transforming the factory floor into a place of collaboration and human value. Decades ahead of its time, Olivetti once again proved that innovation begins with people.