SERVICES
Operational Excellence Projects
Designed to identify areas where improvements can be made to increase productivity, reduce costs and make manufacturing processes more efficient.
These types of projects are a valuable investment for companies of all sizes and sectors. An excellent option to improve your performance.
Benefits for your organization
The best way to reduce costs, improve quality and increase productivity
Advanced analytics for data packages
One of the most effective ways to increase the return on investment of your business or organization. It has been shown to help businesses make better decisions and improve the way they operate, which leads to better outcomes for their customers and partners.
Structured Problem Solving
Method of problem solving that uses a step-by-step process to determine how to best approach a problem. It allows you to see all the possible solutions before making a decision, which helps you avoid making bad decisions later on.
Root cause analysis
Method for investigating and determining the cause of a problem. It’s often used in the manufacturing industry, where it’s important to quickly identify which part or process is causing problems so that they can be corrected.
OEE Improvements
Tool for tracking and improving your overall equipment effectiveness (OEE). It gives you the ability to track the efficiency of your machinery and equipment, as well as its availability.
Scrap reduction
The practice of removing or reducing scrap materials. It’s often used in manufacturing to control costs and ensure a high-quality product.
Cycle time optimization
A process that involves reducing the amount of time it takes to complete a task, while also ensuring that any quality standards are met.
Lean management for direct/indirect processes
System of management that focuses on eliminating waste in the workplace. It involves reducing the time it takes to complete a process and improving quality.
Contact People
Christoph Zeihsel
Head of Operational Excellence
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