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ASPRO cures Perkins pains

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26th January 1985

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Page 32, 26th January 1985 — ASPRO cures Perkins pains

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PERKINS Engines is taking ASPRO to cure production headaches. This is the acronym for an assembly programming system, which by all accounts is quite a pill and is allied to a new £2.5m automated "dispensary" at Peterborough.

This is just what the doctor ordered, for it has saved 43,000sq ft of storage space and enabled parts to be moved in a fraction of the time previously needed. National Health Service, please copy.