You are a member of the plant information systems group for a small manufacturer of all-natural ingredient cosmetics, GreenGlo. Your firm promotes itself as adhering to the highest standards of compliance and quality. The entire manufacturing process is rigorously monitored via sensors and computer controls. Automated temperature controls ensure that the manufacturing environment is always at the correct temperature. Sensor tracking is performed from the moment that raw materials enter your facility, throughout the manufacturing process, as well as during packaging and distribution. Once the products are on the trucks for transport, sensors continue to monitor their location, the temperature in the trucks, and ensure that the drivers take the necessary breaks for safety. The sensors and computer controls for both the manufacturing and transportation systems date to the 1990s. They employ proprietary communications protocols and are not Internet-enabled. Data from these sensors is monitored by a group of three technicians at a time in the computer control room. Twelve workers are required to staff the control room in shifts 24/7, including weekends and most holidays