Manufacturing
We are on the edge of the next industrial revolution – introducing industry 4.0. Through digitalization, companies gain access to new solutions in production chains and thus the ability to redefine their business models and operation principles.
- Contracts management – generate standardized sales contracts and manage them
- Compliance management – manage compliance in production and other management systems
- Management systems and audits support – define, control, and easily audit processes in management systems
- Integration and automation of supply chain management processes – top-level automation and reliability of supply chains
- Back-office hyper-automation – high throughput process automation in various areas such as Procure2Pay, Order2Cash, Payroll management, controlling and budgeting
- Employee engagement apps – user-friendly self-service apps for employees to increase engagement in business processes and company culture
- Sales and distribution processes – automate, develop and manage sales and distribution process and touchpoints with business partners
- Maintenance processes – efficient maintenance procedures for any type of gear
- Production processes monitoring – industry 4.0 approach to production management
- Parts and products localization – intelligent solutions for tracking positions and movement of materials, products, and gear across production facilities or any other chosen areas
- Predictive maintenance – AI empowered, real-time data analysis from production facilities to predict malfunctions and minimize production gaps
- Data analytics – detection and integration of data sources for efficient and scalable analysis, insights, and a better understanding of the business environment to deliver added value
Case studies:
Case Study
dormakaba
Master data approval application, based on the K2 platform. A lightweight, efficient, and easy-to-manage application for business owners without involving IT in daily administration tasks.
Case Study
Fault handling system
Client used paper forms to handle faults on aircraft, the contents of which were then transferred to an electronic system. This not only increased the time taken to process requests, but also created an additional risk of mistakes and errors occurring.
