CAMBODIAN TEXTILE SOFTWARE INNOVATION COULD CUT FABRIC DEFECTS IN HALF SAY PROMOTERS
January 1st, 2020
IN a bid to modernise Cambodia's textile and garment sectors through digitalisation, the industry is introducing innovative new software next month (February) that will help improve efficiency by improving fabric handling and cutting down repeat clothing defects by almost half - in addition to making overall gains on factory productivity.
Singapore-based fashion technology start-up Zilingo, along with Cambodia's industry body the Garment Manufacturers Association in Cambodia (GMAC), will introduce the company’s 'proprietary production' software in Cambodia ...
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