Analysis and feasibility studies
An analysis or a feasibility study can be carried out for several purposes. Either one wants to find areas for improvement to stay one step ahead, or the goal is to achieve better efficiency in the business. It can also be about an upcoming major change, such as a planned expansion, and a desire to ensure that all aspects are included as a check that one has "thought correctly."
It can also be about known bottlenecks that need to be removed and a desire to choose the right processes and technology to move forward.
The results of analyses and feasibility studies often suggest simpler measures that can provide positive results directly. But above all, they indicate on a comprehensive level which areas and processes have the potential to be improved, and give an indication of which of these provide the best or quickest effect.
Examples of what we can help identify, analyze, and investigate include:
- Areas for improvement
- Workflows
- Technology choices
- System support
- Infrastructure
- IT tools
Coop’s new warehouse in Eskilstuna is one of Europe’s largest fully automated warehouses, designed with a focus on efficiency, user-friendliness, and sustainability. Here, they share how we assisted them with a feasibility study to develop workflows, technology, and IT tools ahead of construction.
Tibnor felt it was time to start digitizing the work processes and workflows in their warehouse in Köping. Together with Idnet, they conducted a flow analysis which, among other things, showed that goods reception could be shortened by an entire day.
Coop Logistics shares their perspective on sustainable product and workflow management, the connection to the design of the Eskilstuna warehouse, and how we at Idnet have been involved in analyzing workflows to achieve optimal sustainability.