
Mastering production management
Six Sigma method
Six Sigma is a methodical statistical approach designed to improve product quality by reducing process variability and production defects.
Kanban method
Originating in Japan, Kanban is a visual work management method designed to improve workflow transparency and team productivity.
ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning)
ERP integrates business processes and data within a single system. It is increasingly complemented by sales compensation software, which can support commission management and performance alignment.
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Supply chain
A supply chain covers multiple stages, from demand planning to inventory management and product recycling. Cooperation and communication between the various players in this chain are crucial to maintain an efficient product flow to end customers. Another area of coordination is the management of sales operations and commission management, which helps coordinate planning and scheduling across distributed teams.
Quality control and assurance tools

SPC
SPC, or Statistical Process Control, is a statistical approach to quality control. It uses statistical tools to monitor production process performance in real time and control variability.

FMEA
FMEA is a quality assurance and control approach used to identify potential failure modes in a process or product, assess their consequences and define preventive measures.

RCA
RCA is widely used in quality assurance and control to identify the root causes of a problem or non-conformity and guide effective corrective measures.
Kaizen, which means “positive change” or “continuous improvement” in Japanese, is a systematic and participatory method for continuous process improvement. Its principle is based on the idea that successive small improvements can lead to gains in productivity, quality and overall efficiency, aligning closely with broader total quality management and continuous improvement strategies.
Project management
PERT method for deadline analysis
The PERT method supports the analysis and management of project deadlines by accounting for uncertainty and improving resource planning to meet planned deadlines.
Gantt chart for visualizing tasks
The Gantt chart is a visual project management tool for organizing and tracking tasks. It provides an overview of activity schedules, durations and progress.
Just-in-time to minimize inventory
Just-in-time aims to minimize inventory and reduce waste associated with surplus stock, including excessive storage, obsolescence risks and carrying costs.