When a high-pressure schedule slips, it rarely happens for one big reason. It is usually small friction that stacks up: a missing box, an unclear label, or a last-minute swap that nobody flagged early. Then the phone calls start, the room sits idle, and the next case is already running late.

When a high-pressure schedule slips, it rarely happens for one big reason. It is usually small friction that stacks up: a missing box, an unclear label, or a last-minute swap that nobody flagged early. Then the phone calls start, the room sits idle, and the next case is already running late.