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A connected and improved factory with OEE Toolkit 8
Our OEE Toolkit Suite makes it possible to analyse machine effectiveness within discrete, batch and continuous production processes. OEE Toolkit 8 will enable you to interpret your losses and start improving production effectiveness for continuous improvement – based...
Louis’ Logbook: Don’t fall in these two traps ! (Part 2)
Part 2 Danger 2 : knowledge and design of OEE implementation is assigned to only one person in the organisation Another danger I signal, is that technical knowledge on the design and set-up of OEE Toolkit is not decentralised in the organisation. An example:...
A smart strategy? The experiences of running a pilot with OEE software
For an OEE pilot to succeed start from your vision and regard the OEE Toolkit Pilot as a tool to leverage Continuous Improvement processes. Build a solid foundation with a project team, with clear assigned roles and objectives to guide the project. The pilot gives a realistic view of what it could mean to implement OEE Software on a larger scale.
New employees
FullFact is very happy to welcome two new employees! Dirk-Jan van de Wilde (left) and Max van der Heijden (right). Dirk-Jan de Wilde Our new employee Dirk-Jan (DJ) de Wilde started at FullFact as Software Engineering Manager in June 2019. DJ has an extensive track...
New Client OEE Toolkit: Royal Fassin B.V.
Royal Fassin B.V. is a Dutch company based in 's-Heerenberg near the German border. The ‘royal’ signature was awarded on behalf of the Queen of the Netherlands and it represents a strong sense of long-term vision, confidence, reliability, social responsibility and...
New partnership announcement
FullFact Solutions is pleased to announce a partnership with Wojata. Wojata is a consultancy agency based in Genk, Belgium helping process- and production engineers in small and medium sized companies to improve their production goals through automated production reports and on-demand process analysis, providing them with the right tools and techniques.
Louis’ Logbook: Don’t fall in these two traps !
Part 1 Every week, I visit companies that use FullFacts’ OEE Toolkit over a longer period of time in their improvement programs. My assumption is that they’ve acquired the tool to leverage their continuous improvement programs such as World Class Manufacturing (WCM),...
His Majesty King Willem-Alexander opens Brainport Industries Campus (BIC) in Eindhoven
FullFact part of #theBICpicture The first Factory of the Future on Brainport Industries Campus with a size of 100,000 m2 and since last week also the home base of FullFact, was officially opened today by his Majesty King Willem-Alexander. The day was started with a...
FullFact moved to Brainport Industries Campus on September 27th
Brainport Industries Campus (BIC) in Eindhoven, with a large number of innovators with a focus on the manufacturing industry under one roof, is the new home of FullFact Solutions. FullFact has thus moved to “the epicenter of the high-tech production industry”. “A very...
How high should OEE really be?
I’ve been asked this question many times: “I have been reading about the OEE measurement and I cannot find any particular agreement about the right number for OEE. Could you please give me any references?”It is generally suggested that “below 65% should be...
On the move…
FullFact is going to move. We have already informed you last October that we are moving to Brainport Industries Campus (BIC) in Eindhoven. Monday September 2nd we received the key to our pavilion out of the hands of Niels Langenhuizen of SDK vastgoed. The day after,...
Losses, losses, losses
Why is it that technical failures almost always have priority in improving the OEE? The answer is actually quite simple. A production line should always run smoothly at the desired speed. A technical malfunction (standstill) always stands out immediately and soon...