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How to Arrange Equipment in a Cell
Building a cell involves connecting processes to make people, goods, or services flow in a safe and efficient manner. While the resulting shape of a cell may appear simple, there are many factors we must consider in order to arrive at a design. Learn the three cell design principles specific to arranging equipment in a cellular layout, and the advantages of following these guidelines.
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