The importance of balance
It´s all about a perfect balance
Sustainable success requires a strong foundation built on high-performing teams, effective business operations, and thoughtful capacity management.
Capabilities
To stay ahead in a world shaped by emerging technologies, geopolitical challenges, and rapidly evolving business needs, organizations must be agile and resilient—without relying on constant workforce overhauls. But what truly defines an agile and resilient organization?
We believe the foundation is a well-balanced, rightly skilled workforce, streamlined and purpose-driven business processes embedded in an authentic, transparent culture. Leveraging strategic partnerships for non-core activities, maintains a lean organization with clear focus on core competencies to preserve critical know how. Your business location maps the specific approach.
We work with you to build an agile team that’s ready to achieve outstanding results.
Capacity
Effective capacity management is key to reducing Cost of Goods Sold (COGS) and driving sustainable growth. Agile organizations have transformed capacity management into an ongoing process, enabling them to adapt seamlessly to changing demands, new product launches, and production constraints. The goal is simple: optimize assets while staying flexible to market changes. How?
By keeping a close eye on the value chain and analyzing it continuously. It allows you to make quick, data-driven decisions leveraging one of these three strategies:
- Optimize with Organic Capacity Management
- Drive growth through Capital Investments
- Expand smartly with Inorganic Capacity Management
and ultimately to stay ahead of the curve.
Organic Capacity Management
Organic capacity management is one of the most demanding yet rewarding strategies a business can undertake. It requires to rethink manufacturing processes, reassess workflows, and foster better collaboration across functions. Though it takes considerable effort, the rewards go far beyond simply increasing capacity. Organic capacity management delivers streamlined operations, enhanced organizational capabilities, and reduced costs of goods sold (COGS), all while laying the groundwork for sustainable growth.
Capital Investments
Capital investments are crucial for growth and it is a business of its own. It requires expertise to manage large, complex projects effectively. Strong leadership, quick team-building, and the right contracting strategy are key. Focusing on Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) is a ‘must’, because CAPEX defines future OPEX. Success doesn’t end with project delivery—companies often face challenges during start up and the transition to routine operations, impacting their Return on Invested Capital (ROIC).
Inorganic Capacity Management
Inorganic capacity management encompasses a broad range of strategies, including mergers, acquisitions, strategic partnerships, and footprint optimization initiatives. Success depends on more than financial alignment; cultural fit, aligned capabilities, and seamless post-deal integration are equally crucial for long-term sustainability.
Capabilities
To stay ahead in a world shaped by emerging technologies, geopolitical challenges, and rapidly evolving business needs, organizations must be agile and resilient—without relying on constant workforce overhauls. But what truly defines an agile and resilient organization?
We believe the foundation is a well-balanced, rightly skilled workforce, streamlined and purpose-driven business processes embedded in an authentic, transparent culture. Leveraging strategic partnerships for non-core activities, maintains a lean organization with clear focus on core competencies to preserve critical know how. Your business location maps the specific approach.
We work with you to build an agile team that’s ready to achieve outstanding results.
Capacity
Effective capacity management is key to reducing Cost of Goods Sold (COGS) and driving sustainable growth. Agile organizations have transformed capacity management into an ongoing process, enabling them to adapt seamlessly to changing demands, new product launches, and production constraints. The goal is simple: optimize assets while staying flexible to market changes. How?
By keeping a close eye on the value chain and analyzing it continuously. It allows you to make quick, data-driven decisions leveraging one of these three strategies:
- Optimize with Organic Capacity Management
- Drive growth through Capital Investments
- Expand smartly with Inorganic Capacity Management
and ultimately to stay ahead of the curve.
Organic Capacity Management
Organic capacity management is one of the most demanding yet rewarding strategies a business can undertake. It requires to rethink manufacturing processes, reassess workflows, and foster better collaboration across functions. Though it takes considerable effort, the rewards go far beyond simply increasing capacity. Organic capacity management delivers streamlined operations, enhanced organizational capabilities, and reduced costs of goods sold (COGS), all while laying the groundwork for sustainable growth.
Capital Investments
Capital investments are crucial for growth and it is a business of its own. It requires expertise to manage large, complex projects effectively. Strong leadership, quick team-building, and the right contracting strategy are key. Focusing on Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) is a ‘must’, because CAPEX defines future OPEX. Success doesn’t end with project delivery—companies often face challenges during start up and the transition to routine operations, impacting their Return on Invested Capital (ROIC).
Inorganic Capacity Management
Inorganic capacity management encompasses a broad range of strategies, including mergers, acquisitions, strategic partnerships, and footprint optimization initiatives. Success depends on more than financial alignment; cultural fit, aligned capabilities, and seamless post-deal integration are equally crucial for long-term sustainability.