The process runs. But the yield is off.
Whether it is an existing plant or a new process: I show where the gaps are, and how to close them.
Schematic · not real measurement data
For production companies and scale-ups across DACH
I work in two contexts that share the same core problem: the process is not yet running the way it should.
Production companies with 50 to 500 employees looking to stabilise processes, drive process optimisation, or extend targeted automation steps. The second group is technology-based start-ups scaling their pilot or demo plant toward commercial production.
- Process development
- Process optimisation
- Process automation
From concept to running plant.
What you have at the end
No framework, no 60-slide deck. At the end of each phase you have a tangible result to act on: a gap analysis, a concept, a roadmap or a running plant.
I stay with it until the result holds.
Schematic · not real measurement data
Evidence, not claims
- Lenzing AG
- Process development for cross-linked Lyocell staple fibres, two US patents (US12270128B2, US10093790B2).
- ISOVOLTA
- Aerospace laminates for Airbus, embossing resins, R&D roadmap.
- Education and experience
- PhD, 20+ years in the process industry.
- Location
- Based in Gmunden, Austria, available across DACH.
Active mandates remain confidential. NDA is standard practice.
Insights
- Issue 1Expected end of October
The part-load trap
Why part-load operation costs more than your fixed-cost allocation shows, and which levers actually help.
- Issue 2Expected mid-November
Energy prices and process costs
What external consulting can deliver on energy costs, and what it cannot.
- Issue 3Expected end of November
The paralysis trap
Why strategic uncertainty is not a reason to do nothing, and what no-regret measures mean in practice.
Titles and dates may still change.
All insights →A low-risk start
A free initial call, typically 45 minutes by video. You describe the situation, I ask the questions your team has not asked yet. Then we decide together whether and how working together makes sense.
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