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Machinery and plant availability

We highlight where bottlenecks occur and how they can be reduced.

Materials and Quality Management

We analyse interfaces, material flows and quality-related processes.

Machinery and plant availability

We highlight where bottlenecks occur and how they can be reduced.

Materials and Quality Management

We analyse interfaces, material flows and quality-related processes.

_If improvement initiatives fail to take hold, the causes often run deeper.

In many companies, staff work under intense time pressure to address individual symptoms: late deliveries are compensated for with extra shifts, buffer stocks are increased, and processes are reorganised at short notice. This provides some relief in the short term – but rarely solves the actual problem.

The causes often run deeper: they lie in processes that have evolved over time, unclear lines of responsibility, gaps between planning and production, or a lack of transparency in day-to-day operations.

Internal analyses often reach their limits in this regard. Departments view the same problems from different perspectives, and existing routines are rarely questioned in any fundamental way. A neutral outside perspective brings clarity here – right on the shop floor, together with the people who experience these processes on a daily basis.

_If improvement ­ initiatives fail to take hold, the causes often run deeper.

In many companies, staff work under intense time pressure to address individual symptoms: late deliveries are compensated for with extra shifts, buffer stocks are increased, and processes are reorganised at short notice. This provides some relief in the short term – but rarely solves the actual problem.

The causes often run deeper: they lie in processes that have evolved over time, unclear lines of responsibility, gaps between planning and production, or a lack of transparency in day-to-day operations.

Internal analyses often reach their limits in this regard. Departments view the same problems from different perspectives, and existing routines are rarely questioned in any fundamental way. A neutral outside perspective brings clarity here – right on the shop floor, together with the people who experience these processes on a daily basis.

_This is how our analysis works in practice

Our analysis brings together data, processes and experience from the operational production environment. We combine ERP and production data analysis with structured interviews and observations carried out directly on the shop floor. This provides a realistic picture of your current situation – based not only on system data, but on the actual reality of production.