Industries
We know your industry from the inside.
We have developed, led and restructured in these industries ourselves, in SMEs and corporates alike. That is why we speak the language of your engineering and your shop floor, and know which standard is breathing down your neck.
Four industries
Where we are at home.
Machinery and plant engineering
ISO 9001, ISO 13849, Machinery Regulation
Learn moreQuotes, variants, documentation, service: AI use cases with the numbers worked out, our own survey of managing directors and lean engineering governance.
Automotive
Processes, methods, tools, quality
Learn moreOEMs and suppliers: lean development and release processes, shorter development times, quality management and programmes that hold their dates.
Medical technology
ISO 13485, ISO 14971, MDR, FDA
Learn moreDevelopment under ISO 13485 and the MDR, cross-site governance and documentation that is right between audits too.
Production technology
Manufacturing, maintenance, quality
Learn moreShift handovers, work instructions, complaints and downtime: find root causes faster, secure knowledge, automate workflows.
What these industries share
Different standards, the same pattern.
Complex products with long lifetimes: variants, software and mechanics have to fit together for years.
Engineering across several sites: different practices, time zones and languages, but one shared deadline.
Growing evidence requirements: every standard asks for proof that should be produced along the way and rarely is.
A few key people: knowledge about product and customers sits with two or three people who are also supposed to design the machine.
Proof
Calculated, measured, anonymised.
Results
Learn moreCases from machinery, automotive and medical technology, with the numbers that changed.
Use case library
Learn more30 AI applications in machinery, each with cost and payback for a company with 100 employees.
ROI calculator
Learn moreWhat repetitive tasks or compliance cost you today, with your own numbers.
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Electronics, food and process industries or industrial automation: wherever products are developed and built, the same patterns apply.