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Poland has turned into one of Europe’s most attractive production locations for German and Western European manufacturers. More than half of German companies that plan to relocate production to Central and Eastern Europe now choose Poland as their first-choice destination.
A high performance rate means your equipment is running close to its designed or product-specific speed. However, it’s important to note that not every product can be produced at the machine’s maximum capability
Polish factories are under unprecedented pressure. Rising labour costs (manufacturing wages up around 7% year-on-year), tougher price competition from China, and a shortage of skilled workers are forcing difficult choices for production leaders.
Globalreader vs Competitors about TEEP
Discover how GlobalReader outperforms leading competitors like Vorne, MachineMetrics, and Tulip in TEEP optimisation. From real-time data to predictive maintenance and rapid deployment—see why manufacturers choose GlobalReader to unlock hidden capacity and drive profitability.
TEEP vs. Other Metrics – When to Focus on Each
While TEEP (Total Effective Equipment Performance) and OEE (Overall Equipment Effectiveness) are closely related, each serves a distinct purpose. Understanding their differences—and when to prioritise one over the other—can help you optimise your manufacturing operations more effectively.
A step-by-step guide to What is TEEP (Total Effective Equipment Performance)
TEEP is calculated by multiplying four factors: Availability, Performance, Quality, and Utilization to provide a comprehensive view of how effectively your operation uses all available time, not just the planned production time. Since OEE already includes Availability, Performance, and Quality, Utilisation is the missing factor needed to understand total equipment effectiveness over full calendar time. By measuring both equipment efficiency and utilisation, it helps you uncover the true capacity of your plant.
