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Gemba walk! What is it? The term Gemba walk is derived from Japanese and means “real city” or “crime scene”. At Lean, “gemba” is the most important place for a team, as it is a place where added value is created. It is a very important part of the lean management philosophy. The purpose is to enable managers and managers to observe the actual work process, work with employees, gain knowledge about the work process and find opportunities for continuous improvement. The operator is best aware of all the problems that arise in the work process and is an excellent source of information. Before you start a tour, you need to have a plan that depends on your long-term and specific goals. You can use a checklist of questions to help you clarify the process

An independent business review allows a lender to obtain independent information on which it can base its decision regarding existing and new receivables from a company. We prepare independent business reviews as required by financial institutions, investors or the management. In many cases, managements themselves do not have sufficient insight into the operations of their companies, which is why we prepare a financial profile of the operations, emphasizing the cash flow analysis. Preparing an operational analysis and a current state analysis, Assessment of projections and operational plans, Proposed measures relating to lender's claims against the company, Proposed measures relating to additional loans

We consult our customers about organization of work processes, development project management, low-cost production monitoring solutions and abaqus CAE automatization modules.

Mendix is a modern, advanced platform that allows you to quickly and cost-effectively create computer software packages that perform specific functions directly for end users or other applications. With its help you will gain reliable leverage to grow your business results. Mendix is setting a paradigm - digital solutions do not need to be complicated and expensive. Quite often, most business challenges need small and fast (but still integrated with the rest of the systems) solutions without big costs. They need the future: no code / low code solutions.