This document discusses strategies for improving operational excellence in the steel industry. It outlines challenges such as volatile prices and environmental issues. It then describes Mattcons' approach to operational excellence, which includes improving plant efficiency, reducing costs and breakdowns, and driving culture change. Mattcons' methodology utilizes techniques like TPM, Lean Manufacturing, and reliability centered maintenance to achieve measurable results for clients.
Improving plant performance through Operational Excellence. The glass manufacturing industry faces major challenges including declining growth and demand, competitive pricing pressures, high fuel and labor costs, and the need for consistency in product and production. Operational excellence approaches can help glass manufacturers increase profits by reducing costs, improving quality and productivity, and optimizing operations. Mattcons consultants use strategies like lean manufacturing, total productive maintenance, and supply chain management to achieve operational improvements such as reduced manufacturing costs, improved equipment uptime, lower inventories, and reduced energy usage for clients in the glass industry.
The document discusses operational excellence strategies for bakery industries. It identifies major challenges like volatile commodity markets and increasing competition. Operational excellence through standardizing processes, integrating supply chains, and focusing on maintenance can help bakeries increase profits by reducing costs and improving productivity. Consulting services from Mattcons apply methodologies like lean manufacturing and total productive maintenance to help clients achieve significant improvements in key metrics.
Richard J. Sherman from Emeritus Supply Chain Council on ‘Keeping SCOR in You...eyefortransport
The document discusses the Supply Chain Council (SCC), a non-profit organization that developed the SCOR (Supply Chain Operations Reference) model. SCOR is a process reference model for supply chain management that contains over 200 elements, 550 metrics, and 500 best practices. It provides a framework for companies to assess, compare, and improve their supply chain operations. The SCC aims to advance use of SCOR through training, benchmarking, and helping members apply it. A case example is also mentioned.
The document discusses supply chain management concepts including the SCOR (Supply Chain Operations Reference) model. SCOR is a process reference model developed by the Supply Chain Council to help companies define and measure supply chain processes. It provides a framework to measure performance at different levels, from overall supply chain metrics to more granular process metrics. The document also discusses how benchmarking with SCOR allows companies to compare their supply chain performance to peers.
The document summarizes the Supply Chain Operations Reference model (SCOR) which provides a process reference model for supply chain management. The SCOR model defines five core processes - plan, source, make, deliver, and return. It describes the scope of these processes to include all interactions from a supplier's supplier to a customer's customer. The model is intended to help companies describe their supply chain processes, benchmark performance, and identify best practices to improve performance.
Achieving Compliant Manufacturing Excellence through Real-time Performance Ma...FindWhitePapers
Consider how life sciences manufacturers can deal effectively with dynamic market needs, increased compliance requirements, more distributed manufacturing operations, and rapid product innovation.
Accompanying presentation for the free SCE Ltd. webinar highlighting a best-practice application of SCOR®, and summarizing the key steps to effectively utilize SCOR® in your company’s supply chain improvement initiatives.
We strongly urge attending the webinar (http://www.scelimited.com/education/free-scor-best-practice-case-study/) in order to get the most out of the presentation.
It is appropriate for anyone who is thinking about using the SCOR® framework, or those who are doing so and want exposure to additional expertise.
Topics covered:
+Principles of SCOR Application
+Metrics, Performance, and the Business Case
+Process and System – Work and Information
+Organizational Learning Plan
+Next Steps
The document discusses value chain analysis and the Supply Chain Operations Reference (SCOR) model. It defines Porter's value chain as including all activities from raw materials to final product/service delivery and support. The value chain categorizes activities as primary (operations, distribution, sales) or support (R&D, HR). SCOR integrates concepts like process reengineering, benchmarking, and measurement into a cross-functional framework. It can help hospitals identify weak areas and implement improvements to ultimately enhance performance. The document then outlines how SCOR describes the key processes in a hospital supply chain at different levels.
Improving plant performance through Operational Excellence. The glass manufacturing industry faces major challenges including declining growth and demand, competitive pricing pressures, high fuel and labor costs, and the need for consistency in product and production. Operational excellence approaches can help glass manufacturers increase profits by reducing costs, improving quality and productivity, and optimizing operations. Mattcons consultants use strategies like lean manufacturing, total productive maintenance, and supply chain management to achieve operational improvements such as reduced manufacturing costs, improved equipment uptime, lower inventories, and reduced energy usage for clients in the glass industry.
The document discusses operational excellence strategies for bakery industries. It identifies major challenges like volatile commodity markets and increasing competition. Operational excellence through standardizing processes, integrating supply chains, and focusing on maintenance can help bakeries increase profits by reducing costs and improving productivity. Consulting services from Mattcons apply methodologies like lean manufacturing and total productive maintenance to help clients achieve significant improvements in key metrics.
Richard J. Sherman from Emeritus Supply Chain Council on ‘Keeping SCOR in You...eyefortransport
The document discusses the Supply Chain Council (SCC), a non-profit organization that developed the SCOR (Supply Chain Operations Reference) model. SCOR is a process reference model for supply chain management that contains over 200 elements, 550 metrics, and 500 best practices. It provides a framework for companies to assess, compare, and improve their supply chain operations. The SCC aims to advance use of SCOR through training, benchmarking, and helping members apply it. A case example is also mentioned.
The document discusses supply chain management concepts including the SCOR (Supply Chain Operations Reference) model. SCOR is a process reference model developed by the Supply Chain Council to help companies define and measure supply chain processes. It provides a framework to measure performance at different levels, from overall supply chain metrics to more granular process metrics. The document also discusses how benchmarking with SCOR allows companies to compare their supply chain performance to peers.
The document summarizes the Supply Chain Operations Reference model (SCOR) which provides a process reference model for supply chain management. The SCOR model defines five core processes - plan, source, make, deliver, and return. It describes the scope of these processes to include all interactions from a supplier's supplier to a customer's customer. The model is intended to help companies describe their supply chain processes, benchmark performance, and identify best practices to improve performance.
Achieving Compliant Manufacturing Excellence through Real-time Performance Ma...FindWhitePapers
Consider how life sciences manufacturers can deal effectively with dynamic market needs, increased compliance requirements, more distributed manufacturing operations, and rapid product innovation.
Accompanying presentation for the free SCE Ltd. webinar highlighting a best-practice application of SCOR®, and summarizing the key steps to effectively utilize SCOR® in your company’s supply chain improvement initiatives.
We strongly urge attending the webinar (http://www.scelimited.com/education/free-scor-best-practice-case-study/) in order to get the most out of the presentation.
It is appropriate for anyone who is thinking about using the SCOR® framework, or those who are doing so and want exposure to additional expertise.
Topics covered:
+Principles of SCOR Application
+Metrics, Performance, and the Business Case
+Process and System – Work and Information
+Organizational Learning Plan
+Next Steps
The document discusses value chain analysis and the Supply Chain Operations Reference (SCOR) model. It defines Porter's value chain as including all activities from raw materials to final product/service delivery and support. The value chain categorizes activities as primary (operations, distribution, sales) or support (R&D, HR). SCOR integrates concepts like process reengineering, benchmarking, and measurement into a cross-functional framework. It can help hospitals identify weak areas and implement improvements to ultimately enhance performance. The document then outlines how SCOR describes the key processes in a hospital supply chain at different levels.
Lean production supply chain management as driver towards enhancing product q...이현수 Mohd Shukri Hajinoor
This document summarizes a research paper that examines the relationship between lean production practices in supply chain management and product quality/business performance in Malaysian manufacturing companies. The paper aims to assess which lean practices most impact quality and performance. A survey of 200 manufacturing companies found that reducing setup times was most important in linking lean practices to quality and performance gains. Overall, the results support that lean production positively influences product quality and business performance. However, Malaysian companies still have room for improvement in fully implementing lean practices across their supply chains.
The document is a student's assignment submission for an MBA course on operations management. It analyzes the operational management practices of IKEA that have led to the company's global success. It discusses IKEA's production processes, organizational development including e-commerce and ERP systems, lean operations using RFID technology, quality control measures, long-term supplier relationships, capacity planning, and factors driving changes in its operations. The assignment contains an executive summary, introduction, company overview section, and analyses various aspects of IKEA's operations before concluding.
Scor Model Convergence With Lean & Six SigmaOssama Ismail
The document discusses convergence of SCOR (Supply Chain Operations Reference model), Lean, and Six Sigma approaches to continuous improvement. It argues that convergence provides a standardized framework, identifies opportunities at a systems level, provides system visibility, and synergizes the methodologies. Benefits include a common process framework, prioritizing improvements, linking strategy to projects, avoiding sub-optimization, and collaborating across organizations. Convergence is proposed as a structured way to manage enterprise-wide transformation.
An unofficial and unauthorized overview of the SCOR Model from the first CTO of the Supply Chain Council. Why and how the SCOR model was constructed for supply chain management and how it was applied.
For current and official documentation please visit - www.supply-chain.org
This document provides an overview of operations management concepts related to the design of goods and services. It covers topics like product selection, new product development, product life cycles, quality function deployment for defining customer needs, and documents used in production like engineering drawings, bills of materials, and work orders. The document presents these concepts through text and diagrams/figures and provides learning objectives for understanding product design and development.
The document discusses value chains and supply chains. It defines key terms like value, value chain, supply chain, offshoring, and globalization. It also provides examples of companies' value chains, including Procter & Gamble, Buhrke Industries, Nestle, and Rocky Shoes & Boots. Managing global value chains is more complex due to issues like risk, transportation, purchasing, and legal/regulatory differences between countries.
The document outlines an agenda for a SCOR® Bahasa book launch ceremony in Indonesia. The agenda includes an introduction to iCognitive as an expert in supply chain management and the SCOR® model. It also provides case studies on how leading organizations like Coca-Cola China and Thales obtained benefits such as cost reductions, inventory reductions, and improved order fulfillment through implementing SCOR®.
The document provides an overview of the Process Classification Framework (PCF), a taxonomy for classifying business processes. The PCF allows organizations to benchmark processes within and across industries. It includes 12 high-level process categories and further subcategories. The document discusses how the PCF was created, how it is organized and ways it can be used, such as for business process management and benchmarking. It is intended to enable more industry-specific analysis and comparisons.
This document provides an overview of topics covered in an operations management unit, including production systems, classifications of production systems, operations as a source of competitive advantage, and supply chain trends. It defines key terms like operations management, production systems, job shop production, batch production, and mass production. It also discusses strategic operations decisions, resources of competitive advantage, and frameworks like production possibility frontiers, productive efficiency, and allocative efficiency. Finally, it compares manufacturing and service operations, describes a systems perspective on operations, and outlines factors in make-or-buy decisions and break-even analysis.
Operations management involves designing, operating, and improving systems that produce and deliver a firm's products and services. Studying operations management provides a systematic approach to organizational processes and can increase competitive advantage. Current trends include increasing exports, focus on productivity, and outsourcing of manufacturing and services. Key concepts are efficiency, effectiveness, and value. Operations management decisions must consider tradeoffs between factors like cost, quality, delivery, and flexibility.
The document provides an overview of project management, including defining a project as a series of related jobs directed toward a major output over a significant period of time. It discusses work breakdown structures, project control charts like Gantt charts, and different ways to structure projects using pure, functional, or matrix organizational structures, each with their own advantages and disadvantages. The key aspects covered are defining the tasks, subtasks, and work packages in a hierarchy using a work breakdown structure.
RWE npower is a UK energy company that provides electricity and gas. It encourages decision-making at all levels through an organizational culture of trust and empowerment. Jay, a young graduate engineer, was given responsibility for the Strategic Spare Parts Project to improve availability of critical spare parts. Jay had to make strategic decisions about which parts were critical, tactical decisions about implementation, and operational decisions in his day-to-day work. By delegating in this way, RWE npower utilizes all employee skills and ensures efficient, informed decision-making.
Learn what is driving manufacturers to focus on creating more efficient manufacturing operations and which manufacturers are most successful in achieving these efficiency gains.
The document discusses various aspects of product design and service operations management. It covers topics such as concept development, quality function deployment, concurrent engineering, process flow design, types of processes and facilities, service strategy and classifications, service system design, service recovery, service failsafing, and designing service systems. The document provides information on frameworks, tools, and considerations for product design and managing service operations effectively.
This document outlines key concepts from a session on operations strategy in a global environment. It discusses developing mission and strategies, achieving competitive advantage through operations, strategic operations management decisions, and global operations strategy options including international, multidomestic, global, and transnational strategies. Critical success factors and integrating operations strategy with other functions are also covered.
technical manager with 23 years in manufacturing of consumer products, automotive products & materials science. Skills include project management, data analysis, research & development, technical business development
The Supply Chain Operations Reference (SCOR) model was developed by the Supply Chain Council to provide a standard framework for describing and improving supply chain management processes. It integrates best practices from business process reengineering, benchmarking, and process measurement. The SCOR model defines standard processes, metrics, and practices to help companies evaluate and improve their supply chain performance relative to industry peers.
Fundamentals of manufacturing excellenceMAHESH BALAN
This document discusses fundamentals of manufacturing excellence. It summarizes that leadership must establish clear goals focused on customers and continuous improvement. World-class manufacturers integrate all elements and break down barriers for effective communication. The organization must understand customers' needs and optimize the system to meet those needs. Customers purchase solutions, not individual functions, so the whole organization must work together toward customer satisfaction.
The document outlines a chapter about the design of goods and services. It discusses key topics like product strategy options, product life cycles, product development, and defining products. The learning objectives are to understand concepts such as the product life cycle, product development systems, time-based competition, and how products and services are defined. It also provides examples of companies that implement different product strategies.
This document discusses dynamic manufacturing networks (DMNs) and was presented at the APMS 2012 International Conference in Rhodes Island, Greece on September 24, 2012. It identifies benefits and risks of DMNs, such as cost reductions through optimized production planning and inventory cuts, as well as risks around information security, network dissolution, and competitive threats. The document concludes that identifying benefits and risks is important to attract organizations to DMNs and establishing governance rules is key to efficient network management.
Cement plant catalog for operational excellenceMattcons
The document discusses strategies for improving operational excellence in cement industries. It outlines major challenges like volatile commodity markets and high energy consumption. Adopting an operational excellence model can help standardize processes, integrate operations, and support business strategies. Mattcons consultants can assist with increasing value through strategies to improve equipment uptime, reduce costs, drive culture change, and support growth initiatives. Their approach aims to maximize profitability and cash flow through techniques like Lean Manufacturing, TPM, and supply chain management.
The document discusses improving plant performance in the formaldehyde industries through operational excellence. It outlines some of the major challenges faced, including volatile methanol prices and environmental issues. It then describes Mattcons' approach to operational excellence, which includes increasing profitability through strategies to improve equipment uptime, reduce costs, and drive culture change. Key potential results highlighted are reducing manufacturing costs by 20%, improving OEE by 30%, and reducing major accidents by 80%.
Lean production supply chain management as driver towards enhancing product q...이현수 Mohd Shukri Hajinoor
This document summarizes a research paper that examines the relationship between lean production practices in supply chain management and product quality/business performance in Malaysian manufacturing companies. The paper aims to assess which lean practices most impact quality and performance. A survey of 200 manufacturing companies found that reducing setup times was most important in linking lean practices to quality and performance gains. Overall, the results support that lean production positively influences product quality and business performance. However, Malaysian companies still have room for improvement in fully implementing lean practices across their supply chains.
The document is a student's assignment submission for an MBA course on operations management. It analyzes the operational management practices of IKEA that have led to the company's global success. It discusses IKEA's production processes, organizational development including e-commerce and ERP systems, lean operations using RFID technology, quality control measures, long-term supplier relationships, capacity planning, and factors driving changes in its operations. The assignment contains an executive summary, introduction, company overview section, and analyses various aspects of IKEA's operations before concluding.
Scor Model Convergence With Lean & Six SigmaOssama Ismail
The document discusses convergence of SCOR (Supply Chain Operations Reference model), Lean, and Six Sigma approaches to continuous improvement. It argues that convergence provides a standardized framework, identifies opportunities at a systems level, provides system visibility, and synergizes the methodologies. Benefits include a common process framework, prioritizing improvements, linking strategy to projects, avoiding sub-optimization, and collaborating across organizations. Convergence is proposed as a structured way to manage enterprise-wide transformation.
An unofficial and unauthorized overview of the SCOR Model from the first CTO of the Supply Chain Council. Why and how the SCOR model was constructed for supply chain management and how it was applied.
For current and official documentation please visit - www.supply-chain.org
This document provides an overview of operations management concepts related to the design of goods and services. It covers topics like product selection, new product development, product life cycles, quality function deployment for defining customer needs, and documents used in production like engineering drawings, bills of materials, and work orders. The document presents these concepts through text and diagrams/figures and provides learning objectives for understanding product design and development.
The document discusses value chains and supply chains. It defines key terms like value, value chain, supply chain, offshoring, and globalization. It also provides examples of companies' value chains, including Procter & Gamble, Buhrke Industries, Nestle, and Rocky Shoes & Boots. Managing global value chains is more complex due to issues like risk, transportation, purchasing, and legal/regulatory differences between countries.
The document outlines an agenda for a SCOR® Bahasa book launch ceremony in Indonesia. The agenda includes an introduction to iCognitive as an expert in supply chain management and the SCOR® model. It also provides case studies on how leading organizations like Coca-Cola China and Thales obtained benefits such as cost reductions, inventory reductions, and improved order fulfillment through implementing SCOR®.
The document provides an overview of the Process Classification Framework (PCF), a taxonomy for classifying business processes. The PCF allows organizations to benchmark processes within and across industries. It includes 12 high-level process categories and further subcategories. The document discusses how the PCF was created, how it is organized and ways it can be used, such as for business process management and benchmarking. It is intended to enable more industry-specific analysis and comparisons.
This document provides an overview of topics covered in an operations management unit, including production systems, classifications of production systems, operations as a source of competitive advantage, and supply chain trends. It defines key terms like operations management, production systems, job shop production, batch production, and mass production. It also discusses strategic operations decisions, resources of competitive advantage, and frameworks like production possibility frontiers, productive efficiency, and allocative efficiency. Finally, it compares manufacturing and service operations, describes a systems perspective on operations, and outlines factors in make-or-buy decisions and break-even analysis.
Operations management involves designing, operating, and improving systems that produce and deliver a firm's products and services. Studying operations management provides a systematic approach to organizational processes and can increase competitive advantage. Current trends include increasing exports, focus on productivity, and outsourcing of manufacturing and services. Key concepts are efficiency, effectiveness, and value. Operations management decisions must consider tradeoffs between factors like cost, quality, delivery, and flexibility.
The document provides an overview of project management, including defining a project as a series of related jobs directed toward a major output over a significant period of time. It discusses work breakdown structures, project control charts like Gantt charts, and different ways to structure projects using pure, functional, or matrix organizational structures, each with their own advantages and disadvantages. The key aspects covered are defining the tasks, subtasks, and work packages in a hierarchy using a work breakdown structure.
RWE npower is a UK energy company that provides electricity and gas. It encourages decision-making at all levels through an organizational culture of trust and empowerment. Jay, a young graduate engineer, was given responsibility for the Strategic Spare Parts Project to improve availability of critical spare parts. Jay had to make strategic decisions about which parts were critical, tactical decisions about implementation, and operational decisions in his day-to-day work. By delegating in this way, RWE npower utilizes all employee skills and ensures efficient, informed decision-making.
Learn what is driving manufacturers to focus on creating more efficient manufacturing operations and which manufacturers are most successful in achieving these efficiency gains.
The document discusses various aspects of product design and service operations management. It covers topics such as concept development, quality function deployment, concurrent engineering, process flow design, types of processes and facilities, service strategy and classifications, service system design, service recovery, service failsafing, and designing service systems. The document provides information on frameworks, tools, and considerations for product design and managing service operations effectively.
This document outlines key concepts from a session on operations strategy in a global environment. It discusses developing mission and strategies, achieving competitive advantage through operations, strategic operations management decisions, and global operations strategy options including international, multidomestic, global, and transnational strategies. Critical success factors and integrating operations strategy with other functions are also covered.
technical manager with 23 years in manufacturing of consumer products, automotive products & materials science. Skills include project management, data analysis, research & development, technical business development
The Supply Chain Operations Reference (SCOR) model was developed by the Supply Chain Council to provide a standard framework for describing and improving supply chain management processes. It integrates best practices from business process reengineering, benchmarking, and process measurement. The SCOR model defines standard processes, metrics, and practices to help companies evaluate and improve their supply chain performance relative to industry peers.
Fundamentals of manufacturing excellenceMAHESH BALAN
This document discusses fundamentals of manufacturing excellence. It summarizes that leadership must establish clear goals focused on customers and continuous improvement. World-class manufacturers integrate all elements and break down barriers for effective communication. The organization must understand customers' needs and optimize the system to meet those needs. Customers purchase solutions, not individual functions, so the whole organization must work together toward customer satisfaction.
The document outlines a chapter about the design of goods and services. It discusses key topics like product strategy options, product life cycles, product development, and defining products. The learning objectives are to understand concepts such as the product life cycle, product development systems, time-based competition, and how products and services are defined. It also provides examples of companies that implement different product strategies.
This document discusses dynamic manufacturing networks (DMNs) and was presented at the APMS 2012 International Conference in Rhodes Island, Greece on September 24, 2012. It identifies benefits and risks of DMNs, such as cost reductions through optimized production planning and inventory cuts, as well as risks around information security, network dissolution, and competitive threats. The document concludes that identifying benefits and risks is important to attract organizations to DMNs and establishing governance rules is key to efficient network management.
Cement plant catalog for operational excellenceMattcons
The document discusses strategies for improving operational excellence in cement industries. It outlines major challenges like volatile commodity markets and high energy consumption. Adopting an operational excellence model can help standardize processes, integrate operations, and support business strategies. Mattcons consultants can assist with increasing value through strategies to improve equipment uptime, reduce costs, drive culture change, and support growth initiatives. Their approach aims to maximize profitability and cash flow through techniques like Lean Manufacturing, TPM, and supply chain management.
The document discusses improving plant performance in the formaldehyde industries through operational excellence. It outlines some of the major challenges faced, including volatile methanol prices and environmental issues. It then describes Mattcons' approach to operational excellence, which includes increasing profitability through strategies to improve equipment uptime, reduce costs, and drive culture change. Key potential results highlighted are reducing manufacturing costs by 20%, improving OEE by 30%, and reducing major accidents by 80%.
Managing Growth in Advanced ManufacturingLes Murray
Collinson Grant is a management consulting firm that helps manufacturing clients manage growth. They provide services related to organization, business processes, costs, and people. The document discusses several of Collinson Grant's case studies where they helped clients optimize product management, supply chain management, customer service functions, and organization structure to improve performance and cut costs. It also outlines trends in advanced manufacturing and the importance of capabilities like product management, customer relationship management, and process improvement for companies to capitalize on opportunities and mitigate risks.
Technology management involves identifying, selecting, acquiring, developing, exploiting, and protecting technologies needed to achieve business objectives. It requires effective communication between commercial and technological functions. Key processes include identifying, selecting, acquiring, exploiting, and protecting technologies, though these are often distributed across business processes like strategy, innovation, and operations. Effective technology management supports the business through these processes and dialogue between functions.
The Metals, Minerals & Mining industry has a resource
problem — operators that are untrained and subject to
a high rate of employee attrition; and plants that operate
at less than optimized conditions. To reverse the trend,
the industry must promote and accelerate mining
operations excellence. It must be done quickly, with
little room for uncertainty.
Presentation by Robin Wilson, Lead Technologist, High Value
Manufacturing, Technology Strategy Board.
This was delivered at the Advanced Manufacturin Strategy: One Year On
event held at NESTA, London on 29 October 2009.
Sanjay V. Deshpande has over 30 years of experience in mechanical engineering and operations management. He holds a Bachelor of Engineering degree from BITS Pilani and has held positions such as Works Manager, General Manager, Director of Operations, and Vice President of Operations. His experience spans industries including process, powder metallurgy, engineering, and investment casting. He has experience in areas such as strategy, manufacturing, quality assurance, projects, and people management. Currently seeking new opportunities in operations leadership.
This document discusses value-oriented maintenance and improvement of overall equipment effectiveness (OEE) and cost efficiency. It describes ConMoto Consulting Group's experience optimizing production sites through their MaintenanceScoreTest assessment and modular improvement system. Their approach identifies maintenance weaknesses, compares processes to maintenance excellence standards, and implements customized improvements to maximize value creation through optimal maintenance processes.
Tailored solutions designed to improve value for our clients, enabling them to capture unmet opportunities, deliver sustained change and transformation
The document provides an overview of KBC, an independent consulting company specializing in profit improvement for refineries and petrochemical plants. It summarizes KBC's history and services including yield and energy surveys, planning and scheduling support, reliability improvement programs, and loss control programs. KBC utilizes proprietary tools, software and methodologies to identify opportunities for clients to increase profits through optimization, cost reduction and embracing best practices.
The document provides summaries of various service offerings from Satyam Computer Services Ltd., an Indian IT consulting and services provider. It describes 12 different practice areas, including Application Development and Maintenance Services, Business Intelligence and Performance Management, Consulting and Enterprise Solutions, Oracle Enterprise Applications, and Infrastructure Management Services. For each practice area, it lists key services offered and differentiators compared to competitors.
Epicor for Fabricated Metals is a global enterprise resource planning software solution designed for organizations that manufacture and distribute fabricated metal products to a variety of industries including; industrial machinery, automotive, aerospace and defense, electronics and electrical, medical device, energy, and more. Epicor is uniquely positioned to manage the requirements of these industries supporting simple-to-complex build plans, make-to-order, make-to-stock, or mixed-mode environments with a single, comprehensive solution.
SSCG is a global management consulting and engineering firm that provides strategic and operational solutions to clients. They offer 360-degree solutions across various industries including automotive, manufacturing, and emerging markets. Their services include management consulting, engineering operations, market intelligence, and they deliver solutions using a 5-step approach of defining problems, developing solutions architectures, deploying transformations, ensuring continuous improvement, and monitoring controls. Quality is central to their strategy and ensuring client needs and expectations are met.
2016 Trends for Middle East Oil & Gas companies (Akhbar AlKhaleej - December ...Ossama Tawfick
Middle East oil and gas companies face uncertainty and need to optimize production to remain profitable. Implementing integrated software can help overcome complexity, improve efficiency, and standardize operations. This allows companies to better analyze data, model investments, plan production, and train engineers. Adopting these technologies and practices can help Middle East energy companies reduce costs, increase predictability, and optimize operations to survive market fluctuations.
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Transformation in large Telecommunications Providersbasmeh
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Bill Stankiewicz Scope 2010 Supply Chains For The 21st CenturyBillStankiewicz
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Anshuman Shrivastava has over 12 years of experience in supply chain management, business development, sales and marketing. He is currently the Unit Head Commercial at Vedanta Group, where he previously held roles such as Commercial Controller of Procurement, Regional Manager of Marketing, and Head of Logistics and Strategic Planning. In his roles, he has successfully led various initiatives to improve financial performance, increase market share, reduce costs, and drive transformation.
SSCG is a global management consulting and professional services firm that provides engineering and management consulting services across multiple industries. They work with clients to address strategic and operational challenges through a multidisciplinary approach and tailored industry expertise. SSCG delivers solutions across various functions including management consulting, engineering, quality operations, and projects management. They follow a six-step process to understand clients' needs, develop customized solutions, deploy changes, ensure continuous improvement, and monitor outcomes.
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2. If you’re in the steel sectors
you need the right strategy
Steel Plant
The iron and steel industry presents one of the most energy intensive sectors
among all. Consumption of steel is taken to be an indicator of economic
development. While steel continues to have a stronghold in traditional sectors
such as construction, housing and ground transportation, special steels are
increasingly used in engineering industries such as power generation,
petrochemicals and fertilizers.
Currently, there are two main routes for the production of steel: production of
primary steel using iron ores and scrap and production of secondary steel using
scrap as the main raw material. A wide variety of steel products are produced
by the industry, ranging from slabs and ingots to thin sheets, which are used in
turn by a large number of manufacturing industries.
The world’s top 10 steel producers meet around one-third of global demand
for steel.
Our extensive market research reports on steel industry provide detailed
account on this fast growing and vital part of the economy. We analyze past
and current market trends in the iron and steel industry, assessing the factors
that can impact the global steel industry. Our scale and scope of knowledge
Major Challenges & Opportunities allows us to thoroughly evaluate the steel industry and review its performance
from a global perspective. Our meticulous and qualitative research covers
Volatile Steel price. varied aspects of the steel industry, like demand-supply analysis, how to drive
Utilizing Maximum plant efficiency. operational excellence, industry drivers, new growth areas, challenges, and
Environmental Issues and air pollution. future outlook.
Higher Energy Consumption.
Volatile demand and Supply.
Be prepare for Future
Consistency in final product.
High Competitiveness among small
Performance Improvement through OE
Players.
Operational excellence model helps achieve business goals while lowering
Lack of Product branding. costs and improving cycle times. It standardizes processes and integrates
Reduction of CO2 emissions from Blast operations across multiple channels of supply and distribution, supporting
Furnaces. high-volume, low-margin business strategies
Higher Number of Breakdowns.
The Mattcons consulting team assists its clients to increase the value of their
corporation, division, or individual facilities. Our consultants are focused steel
specialists and have developed cutting edge methodologies for the analysis
and integration of business solutions that withstand market cycles, and aims to
maximize the enterprise value to the shareholder.
3. Mattcons approach towards
Operational Excellence.
Value Proposition
Increasing Profitability and Cash Flow
Mattcons strategies, tools and techniques and our methodologies designed for
improving business performance, improve equipment uptime (OEE), reduce scrap,
Our Expertise improve yield, improve quality & productivity, accelerate set-up/change-over times,
reduce lead times, optimize inventory.
At Mattcons We look beyond cost
management and focus on maximizing Driving Culture Change
the income-generating potential of
employed capital. Our Consultants have Companies who successfully leverage operational excellence as part of a strategic
deep experience helping clients achieve platform for growth often achieve market performance well beyond their nearest
and accelerate growth in their core competitors. We can help you how to expand continuous improvement into non-
business and beyond. Combining manufacturing areas, how to enhance sales force productivity, how to optimize the
creativity and analytical insight with maintenance activities and enforcing the employees in all level.
client engagement, our approach helps
Supporting Growth Initiatives and New product development
clients overcome both external and
internal barriers to growth. We will share best practices for applying process excellence to new product
development and commercialization, Efficient product development processes closely
integrated with the operational processes . You will gain important advantages, such as
reduced lead time to market, improved quality and increased development capacity.
Key Results Beyond the Basics
Reduce Manufacturing Cost by 20 % Many manufacturing organizations need to expand continuous improvement
Number of Breakdown reduced by 50% throughout the enterprise and seek training to expand capabilities into marketing,
OEE improved by 30 % customer service, engineering ,new product development and quality control.
Customer Complain down by 60%
Supply Chain Management : The Real Improvement
Inventory down by 30%
Major Accidents reduced by 80% The complex and often costly internal supply chain processes is one area that many
Improvement of Suggestion 10 times businesses seek to improve. By “killing complexity” in the overall supply chain system,
Improve 5S score by 80% companies will experience better, faster delivery with lower costs .
Reduce Energy Consumption by 20%
Focus on Maintenance : Key for enhancing Profitability .
Proper maintenance of plant equipment can significantly reduce the overall operating
cost, while boosting the productivity of the plant. Hence another perspective of looking
at maintenance function is not only to maintain but also to enhance the process or the
plant operation system as a result of turnaround planning.
Methodologies
TPM, 5S and SMED It is a program
Lean Manufacturing that is more than just worthwhile.
Value Chain and Value added analysis
Management System
Strategic Alignment Return Over Investment (ROI)
RCM and TQM
10 to 33+ Folds of investment in Consulting fees.
4. Pick our brains before
Making your next move. E-mail : dsahoo@mattcons.com
If you are interested in scheduling a
no obligation 30 minute consultation to Phone : +91 - 902.900.5850
discuss any performance improvement.
please contact:
More About Mattcons
MATTCONS Offering’s
"We partner with clients in all
sectors and regions to identify Management Consulting
their highest-value opportunities, Lean Manufacturing Total Quality Management
address their most critical Reliabity centered Maintenance Supply Chain Management
challenges, and transform their Total Quality Management Operational Excellence
businesses. Our winning ISO Series Total Productive Maintenance.
combination of local know-how,
international orientation and Technical Consulting
customized approach ensures that Vibration Analysis Motor Current Analysis
our clients achieve sustainable IR - Thermography NDT techniques
competitive advantage, build more Wear debris analysis Rotor balancing
capable organizations, and secure
lasting results. We seek to be Green Consulting
agents of change—for our clients, Carbon Risk Management Carbon Pricing
our people, and society broadly” Carbon Fund Management Carbon Neutrality
Carbon Portfolio Valuation Carbon Rating (MATCARATS)
Training and Certification Courses
Public Seminar and Workshop Organization Development
On -site Training (OST) Change Management
On Job Training (OJT) Online Certification Courses
Process improvement Certification Courses
Projects
Project Management Technical Support
Pre project Engineering Services Decommissioning
Contact Us Engineering Services Environmental services
Construction and Field services
+91-22-412-36302
Maintenance Products
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CMMS - Computerized Maintenance management software .
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Operation Outsourcing
Operation Outsourcing
Manufacturing Outsourcing
Mattcons Services Private Limited.
Waghbill Naka, GB Road, Thane (West), Mumbai - 400607
Regd. Office – Kalyan Nagar, Pallahat, Khurda, Orissa, India – 752055