Operations - Production


Manufacturers of high-quality products must manage the value chain with constantly increasing efficiency at the lowest possible cost. Continuous productivity improvements are the basis for a mid-term site-strategy. In addition to that, the degree of vertical integration of many OEMs is still decreasing.

Assembly and production processes as well as the supply of the value-added processes with materials need to be regular checked for further improvements. A suitable organizational segmentation of the production sites is often a basis for increasing efficiency. In addition, differentiated planning approaches and control strategies for materials as well as the usage of an appropriate ERP system are part of a production strategy. The development and qualification of the employees is another important aspect. To achieve all this, the right methods and tools need to be choosen and implemented.

The basis for high productivity are already set in the early stages of product launches. The shortening of the ramp-up curve from "job number one" to the planned production quantity shows hidden potential. To increase the output, production- and machine set-up-times must be reduced and the supply of materials up to the existing supplier base must be aligned – and if necessary changed.

  • Production planning and control
  • Manufacturing segmentation
  • Just-in-Time / Just-in-Sequence / Pull production
  • Production controlling
  • Work organization and group work
  • Standardized methods and processes
  • Quality in products and processes / visualization
  • Continuous improvement programs
  • Avoidance and elimination of wastage
  • CIP programs
  • TPM programs

  • Strategy R&D SupplyChain Purchasing Production Distribution

    Impulses for change in an organization can be various: New business models, new markets, innovations, mergers, other competitors, crises or changes in general conditions, etc. A regular review of the own positioning in the market or the functions in an organization prevent from radical adjustments, or such, which are too late. It is one central approach to align organizations to the according business processes.

    Competitive costs and prices, excellent quality, high delivery service levels, low working capital and high productivity are typical targets of optimization projects along value chains. "Operational Excellence" is a key in order to compete in international markets. Operations Management can be used as a general term for production, logistics, services and supply chain management.

    Digital change is not a short-term trend, but the path to a new industrial age. The economy and society are faced with a profound change, comparable to the first industrial revolution. This is accompanied by other mega-trends such as electromobility, climate change or the energy demand.


    Enovis offers a purchasing tool, which allows your company to support selected strategic purchasing processes and activities. The platform is web-based. It is not necessary to install a software for a user. The solution is made available to the users at his workplace via a secure internet connection.

    Platform

    Reverse auctions can be ssen as a successful concept of the early digitization of purchasing processes. Auctions in purchasing create new markets, increase transparency in pricing and objectivize purchasing decisions. But also in the context of classic bidding procedures auction platforms are indispensable.

    Auction

    The main expertise and know-how are operations, organization and digitization. In the field of operations, specifically in purchasing, logistics and supply chain management (SCM). In the field of organization in process optimization and organizational development. In the area of digitization, these core competencies are linked to the design of new digital processes and structures for innovative business models.
    Performance and goal-oriented project management completes the profile of Enovis as a reliable realization partner.