On the Prowl of Wastage by Video Analysis

Intelligently analysing processes (training incl. software)

For persons responsible for production, CIP experts, process optimisers and planning engineers

Why attend this seminar

Working processes is a real rich source of improvement potentials!

Radical decrease of employees and budget as well as punctual reengineering, however, are not very suitable for a real increase in process efficiency because in most cases this method does not follow any systematic approach.

A reasonable and above all consistent optimisation of business processes by precise and realistic target-settings - this is exactly what you can achieve with our video analysing tool.

A detailed process analysis demonstrates possible potentials.

The monitoring of processes is a method which helps to identify wastage rates in the team directly on the spot of added values and to clear them afterwards.

Video analysis is an innovative method which helps to watch a process in detail for several times, to divide the work contents into individual sequences, classify them and to present the possible ratio potential visually.

Video analysis is a tool to identify the optimisation potential of production processes which are critical in terms of time. Starting point is a video of the production process in MPEG2 format. The whole production process will be structured into classified individual sequences, and the result is shown graphically as optimization potential.

Benefits for your work, what you will learn and keep in mind

1. Actual, vital and documented production process
2. Detailed classification of work contents for every second
3. Basis for the exact and congruent definition for the evaluation of work contents (value adding – not value adding – necessary/not necessary additional business – optimization of set-up time)
4. Graphic evaluation of optimization potentials
5. Documentation and option of repetition of the analysis
6. Possible application in every recurring process in assembly, in production, in set-up processes, in indirect sectors