It is absolutely essential for us to thoroughly handle business processes and achieve their permanent improvement by use of appropriate methods, and by involving all employees in eliminating waste. Therefore, we are consciously moving away from the process management to the KAIZEN system: i.e. ensuring constant improvement by way of gradual non-radical changes, and the 5S system so as to boost efficiency of allocated resources and working safety, better organization and visualization of processes at workplaces so that everyone may immediately recognize the relevant norms as well as any digression from them.

enormous operating costs

low financial discipline, payment flows from all former divisions

non-enforced or not adequately enforced claims

control of all financial flows

project management (manufacturing plan - network graph - weekly plan elaboration - immediate information update on the stage of development, and on whether or not we are ahead of time or falling behind the schedule)

a change in the logic and the system of planning

financial control
- when drawing up a comprehensive plan
- when drawing up plans for individual divisions and for each cost item
- reporting outstanding claims

calculation of prices by a completely new methodology - a shift toward monitoring the costs in manufacturing, administration and supplies in conformity with the plan and project management

elimination of non-productive activities
Despite intra-company cooperation, at the current prices of energy, the price of a product may be three times higher than normal, therefore we prefer:
- eliminating all non-productive activities,
- purchasing products from other companies,
- retraining our own personnel.

decreasing operating costs

energy - reconstruction of the whole heating system

wage policy - a shift from a task-based to a time-based wage

digitalization of information flows - minimization of paper documentation