Insights & Events: Knowledge that advances your planning

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WeberHaus optimizes dispatch planning with the APS waySuite

WeberHaus GmbH & Co. KG is one of the leading manufacturers of prefabricated timber-frame houses. Since 1960, the family-owned company has built more than 41,000 homes and buildings. With a workforce of around 1,300 employees, WeberHaus produces residential and commercial buildings at its sites in Rheinau-Linx and Wenden. Nationwide assembly and precise order and material planning are key challenges – efficiently optimized with the APS software waySuite.

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Production planning with the APS waySuite at Everllence

Everllence specializes in the development, design, manufacturing, sale, and maintenance of state-of-the-art compression systems. The company not only provides solutions for the energy and chemical sectors, but also develops innovative products such as the world's largest heat pump in Esbjerg. The challenge for production planning: no series production, but a wide range of individual processes.

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Digital transformation: MEYER WERFT brings valantic on board

In its projects, MEYER WERFT works with 10,000 network plan activities, thousands of dependencies, and resource conflicts – typical of cruise ship construction and its highly complex project management. This calls for transparent multi-project management with integrated capacity and resource planning.

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Automated production planning with the waySuite boosts productivity at Ottobock

Ottobock, a manufacturer of orthopedic technology and world market leader in prosthetics and wearable human bionics, has completed a series of optimization projects – including a thorough review of its planning processes. At the center of the company's new cross-site planning practice: the valantic APS waySuite.

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Efficient production planning at ABB Switzerland

ABB is a leading global technology company in electrification, motion, robotics, and automation. At its sites in Untersiggenthal and Baden, ABB Switzerland uses the valantic waySuite to plan the customer-specific production of frequency converters and power converters – from detailed scheduling to workforce deployment.

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Transparent planning and cross-site optimization at BIOTRONIK

From pioneer to world market leader: Since developing Germany's first implantable pacemaker in 1963, BIOTRONIK has grown into a globally leading medical technology company for cardiovascular therapies. For the complex value chains behind its pacemakers, defibrillators, and other devices, the company relies on the valantic waySuite – for supply chain planning and optimization as well as for capacity planning across its own plants.

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Grenzebach plans and controls its supply chain processes with the waySuite

The Grenzebach Group, an international family-owned company specializing in plant engineering and automation technology, today manages its value creation processes seamlessly across sites and functions. This is made possible by a planning solution implemented together with valantic, based on the valantic waySuite – delivering noticeably greater planning reliability and control across all areas and all sites.

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KNAPP AG optimizes supply chain management with the APS waySuite

As a technology partner, Austria-based KNAPP AG delivers automation and digitalization solutions spanning everything from production to the point of sale. The business is strongly project-driven – and KNAPP relies on the APS system waySuite to ensure shorter order lead times, optimal capacity utilization, and high on-time delivery performance.

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Real-time APS waySuite improves delivery performance at motan

motan operations GmbH, a plant engineering company serving the plastics industry, has worked with valantic to optimize its planning, inventory management, and supply chain management at its Isny site. Since introducing the real-time APS solution, lead times have shortened significantly, delivery performance has improved – and customers receive well-founded delivery date commitments that are reliably met.

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TGW Logistics: Transparent planning with the waySuite

TGW Logistics Group, headquartered in Wels, Upper Austria, develops and produces material flow and warehouse logistics solutions worldwide. For many years, the company has been planning its projects and production transparently with the APS software waySuite – and maintained a clear planning picture at all times, even during its migration to SAP S/4HANA.

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Integrated project planning & production planning at Waldner

Hermann Waldner GmbH, based in Wangen im Allgäu, specializes in fully automated filling and sealing systems as well as the associated packaging systems. With its implementation of SAP S/4HANA, the company also took its planning processes to the next level: the existing APS software waySuite was extended to include project planning – for improved project management and end-to-end planning transparency.

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From Bottrop to Ohio: SEEPEX optimizes SCM processes with the waySuite

Shorter lead times and delivery times, significantly higher planning quality: SEEPEX GmbH has worked with valantic to modernize its SCM processes and production planning, implementing the APS software waySuite at its headquarters in Bottrop, Germany. Following the successful launch, the rollout continued to the United States, where the valantic waySuite now plans stator production at the Enon, Ohio, site.

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Multi-plant planning with the waySuite at BBC Cellpack

Optimized inventory levels, higher delivery performance, easier handling of stock transfer orders: BBC Cellpack Technology AG today plans its plants transparently and across sites – with the valantic waySuite. The optimization of its logistics and value creation processes was guided by valantic's supply chain excellence team.

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Supply chain management optimized at HOHNER and SONOR with waySuite

HOHNER Musikinstrumente GmbH and its sister company Sonor GmbH – long-established makers of harmonicas and of drums and Orff instruments, respectively – have implemented the waySuite with valantic's support. Today, both companies plan their demand and production with far greater agility, across sites, and with maximum transparency along the entire value chain.