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We bring the Digital Enterprise to life. The end-to-end, cross-functional storyline tells the story of “CNT Industries”, a fictional engineering company specializing in the development of intralogistics solutions.
At the heart of CNT Industries is an integrated demo landscape that makes the interaction between people, technology, and processes tangible.
Products range from intelligent, configurable robots to high-rack storage solutions.
Developer of intralogistics solutions
Representation of the "Digital Enterprise"
250+ customers in the sectors industry, wholesale, and food retailing
€200m+ in revenue
2,000+ employees
We bring the Digital Enterprise to life. The end-to-end, cross-functional storyline tells the story of “CNT Industries”, a fictional engineering company specializing in the development of intralogistics solutions.
At the heart of CNT Industries is an integrated demo landscape that makes the interaction between people, technology, and processes tangible.
Products range from intelligent, configurable robots to high-rack storage solutions.
Developer of intralogistics solutions
Representation of the "Digital Enterprise"
250+ customers in the sectors industry, wholesale, and food retailing
€200m+ in revenue
2,000+ employees
Follow the story of CNT Industries along the entire value chain and find out how initial contact with a prospective customer ultimately results in an installed warehouse robot.
Customer service does not end with the sale: Experience an optimized end-to-end service process that enables real-time monitoring of warehouse robots and, in the event of anomalies, digitally maps the entire process, from the problem report to the problem resolution by the field service team.
The initial contact with a sales prospect is recorded and qualified as a lead. The lead is converted into a sales opportunity based on a high level of interest, initiating further sales activities. In the quotation phase, the warehouse robot is configured, and a quotation is generated. Once the customer accepts, the quotation becomes a sales order.
The materials required to produce warehouse robots are identified during production planning, after which an availability check is conducted. If individual components are not in stock and therefore must be procured, the production material request becomes a requirement.
The resulting requirement can be met through procurement via suppliers. Since there are several suppliers to choose from, a request for quotation is created. The most favorable supplier is awarded the contract. The goods receipt cancels the requirement.
Once the order has been released for production, production planning begins. Within the framework of capacity planning, plans are made regarding the required machines as well as the production personnel. During the processing of the production order, work instructions are used to ensure quality. 3D models help to visualize complex steps.
During goods delivery, the warehouse robot is transported to the customer and put into operation. At the same time, its “digital twin” is created, which can be monitored in real time via connection to the Internet of Things. Anomalies can thus be detected at an early stage and corrected before any issues occur.
Should the warehouse robot malfunction, it automatically reports a service case. Service cases are prioritized based on severity. An initial review might reveal that the issue can only be solved on site by a service technician, in which case the service ticket is forwarded to field service management.
The field service manager receives the service call on their planning board and arranges for all tools and replacement products necessary for the technician assignment. This ensures that the issue is resolved as quickly as possible. Furthermore, the optimal technician with the necessary skills as well as free capacity is found.
The technician receives the service call on their mobile device and accepts it. All documentation, from travel and working time to tools used and components replaced, takes place digitally on the mobile device. The mobile capture of the contact person’s signature on site concludes the service call.
Cross-process reporting enables a holistic view of the company, from the value chain to the supporting processes. Among other things, this facilitates the real-time comparison of sales target planning with the current sales pipeline as well as with actual sales.
Follow the story of CNT Industries along the entire value chain and find out how initial contact with a prospective customer ultimately results in an installed warehouse robot.
Customer service does not end with the sale: Experience an optimized end-to-end service process that enables real-time monitoring of warehouse robots and, in the event of anomalies, digitally maps the entire process, from the problem report to the problem resolution by the field service team.
The initial contact with a sales prospect is recorded and qualified as a lead. The lead is converted into a sales opportunity based on a high level of interest, initiating further sales activities. In the quotation phase, the warehouse robot is configured, and a quotation is generated. Once the customer accepts, the quotation becomes a sales order.
The materials required to produce warehouse robots are identified during production planning, after which an availability check is conducted. If individual components are not in stock and therefore must be procured, the production material request becomes a requirement.
The resulting requirement can be met through procurement via suppliers. Since there are several suppliers to choose from, a request for quotation is created. The most favorable supplier is awarded the contract. The goods receipt cancels the requirement.
Once the order has been released for production, production planning begins. Within the framework of capacity planning, plans are made regarding the required machines as well as the production personnel. During the processing of the production order, work instructions are used to ensure quality. 3D models help to visualize complex steps.
During goods delivery, the warehouse robot is transported to the customer and put into operation. At the same time, its “digital twin” is created, which can be monitored in real time via connection to the Internet of Things. Anomalies can thus be detected at an early stage and corrected before any issues occur.
Should the warehouse robot malfunction, it automatically reports a service case. Service cases are prioritized based on severity. An initial review might reveal that the issue can only be solved on site by a service technician, in which case the service ticket is forwarded to field service management.
The field service manager receives the service call on their planning board and arranges for all tools and replacement products necessary for the technician assignment. This ensures that the issue is resolved as quickly as possible. Furthermore, the optimal technician with the necessary skills as well as free capacity is found.
The technician receives the service call on their mobile device and accepts it. All documentation, from travel and working time to tools used and components replaced, takes place digitally on the mobile device. The mobile capture of the contact person’s signature on site concludes the service call.
Cross-process reporting enables a holistic view of the company, from the value chain to the supporting processes. Among other things, this facilitates the real-time comparison of sales target planning with the current sales pipeline as well as with actual sales.
The interaction between people, technology, and processes is one of the core issues of digitalization.
As a holistic approach which combines these three elements, the Digital Enterprise pursues the optimization of business processes along the digital value chain through the symbiosis of people and technology.
26.09.2023 - 05.10.2023
Experience the story of CNT Industries LIVE through our five-part webinar series.
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