Tag: rightsizing

When a global equipment supplier wanted to grow revenue while shrinking their footprint...

Footprint Reduction

Shrinking Global Footprint by 20%

We’re all trying to do more with less. For one client partner, that meant growing sales and improving service while reducing their global footprint. Here’s how our facility consolidation plan positioned them to achieve $13MM in savings and more than 220% ROI….

2024 Maze

Feeling a little lost in 2024?

While 2023’s anticipated recession never arrived, geopolitical uncertainty poses continued challenges to forecasting, planning, and execution….

Rationalization Excess facilities, equipment, products, systems, or platforms? Check your baggage. It's hard to get anywhere fast when you're dragging legacy assets. Companies that grow rapidly or by acquisition eventually reach a day of reckoning when they are forced to grapple with their disparate collection of facilities, manufacturing platforms, or product lines. Kormac has decades of experience in helping organizations to reassess, redesign, and rationalize operational and product portfolios.

Rationalization

Check your baggage

Companies that grow rapidly or by acquisition eventually reach a day of reckoning when they are forced to grapple with their disparate collection of facilities, manufacturing platforms, or product lines….

Space Rationalization The Economist - Shaky foundations: As offices remain empty, does a financial reckoning loom? June 5 2021 edition As organizations reasses real estate needs, we can help with facility consolidation and best practices Case study: Oil & Gas Footprint Rationalization -53% Square footage Reduced space requirements and executed 6 facility moves through implementation of Lean, 6S, Standard Work, Visual Factory, Optimized OEE, and other operational efficiencies

Space Rationalization

Facility Consolidation Best Practices

“As companies try to tempt workers back to the office … a huge uncertainty hangs over them: will enough people come? Even as vaccinations progress, workers have been slow to return. In early May only one in 20 buildings in America had occupancy levels above 10%.” – The Economist, June...