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Production is not static. The systems that run it still are.
Our positions on the next generation of industrial systems: dynamic scheduling, the AI-augmented operator, open ecosystems. What we are building, and why.
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How to reduce your carbon footprint and become a committed company?
Corporate social responsibility and sustainable development challenges A company's climate strategy is a significant competitive advantage because, i…
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Managing WIP (work in progress) in industry
What is work in progress (WIP)? WIP (work in progress) refers to goods or services being manufactured or executed by a company that are not yet compl…
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The promises of the digital twin in the industrial world
What is a digital twin? As we have already discussed on this blog, a digital twin is a virtual clone of a physical system or process. The purpose of…
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Why and how to optimise operator movements in the Factory 4.0 ?
Why seek to optimise operator movements? The optimisation of a company’s performance is generally based on Lean Manufacturing methods. This tool cons…
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Galia : traceability in the automotive sector
The importance of traceability in the automotive industry In the automotive industry, it is essential to define standards for all elements that enter…
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Theory of constraints : definition and use in industry
What is the Theory of Constraints? The Theory of Constraints is a Lean Manufacturing philosophy that seeks to maximise the throughput of a production…
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How to improve your production planning ?
The importance of production planning Production planning is an essential step in the optimization of a company’s performance. In particular, it will…
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Optimization of production flows thanks to Lean
Lean Management at the service of factories Companies are facing many changes in their environment, such as customers, suppliers, regulations or comp…
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The history of industrial production: Taylorism, Fordism and Toyotism… and Teslism?
Taylorism, Fordism and Toyotism : what are these three trends that have literally revolutionized industry? By going back to the fundamentals and orig…
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The Three Essential Maintenance Types in Industry
Industrial maintenance — which keeps equipment running or restores it to working order — optimises production lines and is therefore essential for bu…
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Data mining and Process mining in Industry 4.0
With the new industrial revolution and the emergence of massive storage solutions, companies are able to manage more and more data. Data mining is a…
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Gemba Walk : the important lean manufacturing tool
The Gemba Walk is a Lean tool for continuous improvement that consists in moving around the company to identify waste and eliminate it. The term Gemb…