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A process-oriented approach provides efficiency throughout your organization, which is important for sustainable success.

Identify areas for improvement

What creates value for your business, and what bottlenecks are stopping you from reaching your full potential? Through a situation analysis, we define your main process, support processes and link them to roles and responsibilities. With a flow analysis, we then identify areas for improvement. Various forms of waste, unnecessary inventory, long planning times, bottlenecks and lack of control points are made visible. This gives us a clear picture of your challenges and sets a way forward.

Our method for lasting results

After the analysis phase, we can make recommendations for improvement. Working closely with your experts, we implement and develop both new and existing processes, management systems and methods. Our approach is based on a combination of our expertise and your industry knowledge, and an ability to look at the big picture.

Specialized areas in processes

Management System

A functioning management system is crucial to your success and the backbone of your business structure. The management system governs everything from planning and decision-making to implementation and follow-up. With clear responsibilities and set objectives, it can help increase job satisfaction and productivity.

Supply Chain

An efficient supply chain can significantly improve your customer satisfaction and visibility. Integrating and optimizing processes in purchasing, production and distribution lays the foundation for higher efficiency and ultimately cost savings. Especially with a clear flow of information all the way.

Six Sigma

Six Sigma is used to improve the processes and quality of your products and services. The method focuses on reducing variation and inaccuracies through a systematic approach. The goal is to reduce defects, increase customer satisfaction, optimize processes, reduce costs, make fact-based decisions and work with continuous improvement.

Lean

With Lean, we aim to eliminate waste and maximize value-adding activities. Waste means everything from unnecessary steps and waiting times, to overproduction and unnecessary storage space. Essentially, it's about building an organization that creates more value for the customer with fewer resources.