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way for series & variant production

Industry-specific functions provide sustainable improvements in series & variant production

The challenges in series and variant production include the on-time delivery of a variety of orders with short delivery periods and varying requirements. wayRTS (Real Time Simulation) therefore offers customised functions especially for series and variant production, such as

Mass processing functions for resolving backlogs, capacity planning and more
Modelling sequence-dependent set-up times between different products
Modelling tolerance quantities to avoid unnecessary production batches
Automated optimisation with freely scalable objectives (no backlogs, on-time delivery, compliance with capacity limits)
Calculating feasible order deadlines - considering or excluding capacity restrictions

Selection of our way customer in series and variant production:

ERCO GmbH

With waySCS and the additional wayVMI module, Wassermann AG achieved an efficient supply chain management concept for ERCO. The focus is on the stronger integration of suppliers into the management of service processes.
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MAN Nutzfahrzeuge AG

MAN Nutzfahrzeuge AG has introduced a Wassermann AG supply chain management solution. The aim of the project was the best possible supply of materials for manufacturing and assembling axles at the Munich location. The integrated reorganisation and software project shortened throughput times by 35%, reduced stocks by just under 20% and increased on-time internal delivery by 100%. » More

Rosenberger Hochfrequenztechnik GmbH & Co.

After having completed the Wassermann project, Rosenberger is in a position to more quickly and flexibly react to current market demands. Cutting development times in half by using waySCS process planning significantly contributed to the company’s new found ability to adapt.

VS Vereinigte Spezialmöbelfabriken GmbH & Co. KG

With the introduction of waySCS, VS Möbel’s complex manufacturing processes could be visualized in a standardized planning environment on a cross-plant basis for the very first time. The graphical presentation of the supply chains is an enormous help to the planners.
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