The Build to Order principle is changing the way companies connect production with actual demand. Instead of manufacturing products in advance, production only begins once a specific order has been placed. This helps reduce overproduction and unnecessary storage costs while allowing businesses to respond more flexibly to market demand. Digitalization and automation are making this model even more relevant. Orders, production planning, inventory levels and supply chains can no

Part 3: Employee participation in process optimisation An often underestimated but crucial success factor in process optimisation is the active participation of employees. Those who work with the processes on a daily basis have valuable knowledge and insights that are indispensable for identifying potential for improvement. By involving them, optimisation measures are not only implemented in a more practical manner, but also in a more sustainable way. Employee partic

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