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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.
Kaizen for Continuous Manufacturing Improvement
The Kaizen process typically follows the PDCA cycle: Plan, Do, Check, Act. This cycle of continuous feedback and refinement ensures that improvements are sustainable and impactful over the long term.
Understanding the Six Big Losses in Manufacturing
Understanding and addressing the Six Big Losses in manufacturing is crucial for improving manufacturing efficiency and productivity.
5 Lean Manufacturing Principles
Real-time factory tracking combined with Lean Manufacturing principles is the easiest way to increase OEE (Overall Equipment Efficiency) and make your factory smart. Also drive your factory towards a sustainable future, where data-driven insights shape decisions and saves time and money.
Bridging Technology and Nature: Innovative ways real-time manufacturing data collection supports eco-friendly manufacturing
Merging lean manufacturing with Industry 4.0 is helping to change factories to be smarter and greener. By combining waste-cutting lean principles with advanced tech like real-time data analytics, manufacturers are increasing efficiency while cutting their environmental impact. This approach not only increases OEE but also significantly reduces waste and energy use, paving the way for a more sustainable manufacturing future. It's a win-win, better for business and kinder to the planet.
