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Apply and implement Process Mining & RPA
An overview. Read the 2nd part of our article series on Process Mining & Robotic Process Automation now!
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Executive Roundtable October 26, 2021
On October 26, 2021, our Executive Roundtable took place in Lucerne, where we addressed the topic “Development on the test bench: challenges and solution approaches for agile development even in the highly regulated environment of the MedTech industry”. It was a pleasure to have Mr. Thomas Hirt, CTO at Ivoclar Vivadent AG and Mr. Filippo…
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Put your company’s ability to change to the test! – “Self-Check Change Readiness”
With this free 20-minute online self-test from Staufen AG, companies can classify their “change readiness” based on facts and also receive initial recommendations for action.
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Process Mining and RPA
The sustainable combination on the way to a digital corporate future. Technologies such as Process Mining and Robotic Process Automation (RPA) efficiently and purposefully support the advancement of digitization and automation in the company. They form the basis for a successful transformation and help to analyze, understand, improve, and where possible automate processes to ultimately…
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Sustainability is gaining importance as an awarding criterion in the automotive industry/Six out of ten companies already assess the sustainability of their suppliers – Supply chain study
Für 89 Prozent der Automotive-Unternehmen gelingt eine nachhaltige Lieferkette nur mit dem Austausch ökologischer Daten. Doch noch mangelt es an der entsprechenden Zusammenarbeit mit vielen Lieferanten, wie die aktuelle Studie “Green Transformation in der Automobilindustrie” zeigt. Weniger als die Hälfte der Unternehmen sagt, dass die Zulieferer sie aktiv beim grünen Wandel unterstützen. Die Automobil-Experten der Unternehmensberatung Staufen haben für die Studie fast 250 Unternehmen aus der Automobilindustrie in Deutschland befragt.
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61% of German automotive companies link their future viability directly to the green transformation / but not even half of the industry has a functional strategy thus far – Study
For six in ten German automotive companies, it’s clear: Without quick conversion to CO2-neutral production, they will not be able to assert themselves on the market in the future. As the current study “Green Transformation in the Automobile Industry” shows, 87% of the companies have not yet exploited even their rudimentary ecological potential. Thus far, they are lacking an appropriate strategy, and the decisions made have not been implemented consistently. The automotive experts at the management consultancy Staufen surveyed more than 250 OEMs and suppliers from the automotive industry in Germany.
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