Given the context of 'Having spreading, computer-cutting, fusing, and inspection in the same areas also allows teams of cross-trained workers to prepare the order for sewing, finishing, final inspection, and packaging.', does 'Spreading, computer-cutting, fusing, and inspection all being in the same areas doesn't allow the teams to do anything.' emerge logically?
Having spreading, computer-cutting, fusing, and inspection in the same areas also allows teams of cross-trained workers to prepare the order for sewing, finishing, final inspection, and packaging.###Spreading, computer-cutting, fusing, and inspection all being in the same areas doesn't allow the teams to do anything.