Operational diagnostic
Process mapping, bottleneck analysis, productivity, times, capacity and relevant losses.
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Choose the right path: diagnose a problem, design indicators, evaluate an investment or train your team. Each service defines deliverables, estimated duration and the type of decision it supports.
Process mapping, bottleneck analysis, productivity, times, capacity and relevant losses.
Request diagnosticIndicator design, Power BI dashboards and management routines that turn data into decisions.
Design indicatorsModels to compare scenarios, returns, risks and sensitivity before capital is committed.
View toolsApplied programs for engineers, supervisors and technicians in measurement, analysis and improvement.
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The work does not end with a report: we define sources, indicators, owners and a weekly reading so operations knows what to correct first.
Who it is for: operations leaders, plant managers and companies that need clarity on where capacity or money is being lost.
Deliverables: process map, main constraints, prioritized losses, impact-ranked opportunities and initial action plan.
Estimated duration: 1 to 3 weeks, depending on scope and data availability.
Mini-case: a plant with late deliveries may discover the issue is downtime, changeovers or a poorly measured bottleneck.
Who it is for: teams that report indicators but struggle to convert them into consistent operating decisions.
Deliverables: KPI definition, data structure, executive dashboard, reading rules and management routine.
Estimated duration: 2 to 5 weeks, depending on data sources and automation level.
Mini-case: an OEE dashboard separates availability, performance and quality losses so the team avoids generic actions.
Who it is for: companies deciding whether to buy equipment, expand capacity or justify projects to finance.
Deliverables: scenarios, sensitivity, ROI, NPV, IRR, payback, risks and executive recommendation.
Estimated duration: 1 to 4 weeks, depending on project complexity.
Mini-case: before committing capital, the company compares demand, capacity, cash flow and risks to avoid attractive-looking but weak investments.
Who it is for: supervisors, engineers and continuous improvement teams that need practical application, not only theory.
Deliverables: learning path, applied exercises, evaluation criteria and alignment session for teams.
Estimated duration: per course, bundle or corporate program.
Mini-case: a team learns to read KPIs with the same criteria and reduces unproductive debate around inconsistent data.
We understand the challenge, objectives and expected impact.
We validate available information, processes and constraints.
We prioritize actions by operational and financial impact.
We support decisions, indicators and follow-up.
No. Part of the work is identifying which data exists, what is missing and what information actually supports decisions.
No. The diagnostic provides initial clarity and helps decide the next step with lower risk.
Yes. The approach adapts to the size of the operation, prioritizing practical and measurable actions.