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Our video showcases how this advanced additive manufacturing solution enables access to multiple material sources, ensuring schedule stability and supply chain redundancy. Learn how OpenAM enhances F900 utilization, minimizing financial losses from production interruptions. Watch now to see the calculated ROI. For a detailed breakdown of our ROI calculations and methodology, check out our comprehensive ROI Justification document.

This in-depth resource provides additional insights into the financial benefits and long-term value of implementing our solution.

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