Noti is early, and the honest position is that there is one system in daily production rather than a wall of logos. Here it is, in detail, with the numbers separated into what is realised and what is not.
In daily use for more than two years.
A production system built from inside a Sydney food manufacturer. More than 45 staff, approximately 6 million units a year, two checkweighers connected directly, and the office systems left where they were.
The same build, taken apart.
Each of these was a separate problem inside the same operation. Each one starts with what was actually going wrong, not with the technology.
Management should not have to work out by hand whether production is on plan. Where the information was getting stuck, and what replaced the guesswork.
A cold room drifting at 2am, with nobody standing there holding a thermometer.
Two checkweighers from two manufacturers, both measuring every unit, neither one telling anybody.
Running low is not the problem. Finding out when you are already out is.
One change at the top turning into ten phone calls to make it real.
The records nobody enjoys reconstructing at audit time.
Deciding tomorrow's run from numbers that were true yesterday.
The work that exists only to move information from one place to another.
Each of these is being written up as its own report. For now they all link to the full Nifty Foods case study, which covers them together.
Said plainly rather than padded out.
Plenty of sites in this trade fill a page with invented examples and call them case studies. This one has a single system, in a real factory, that I use myself every day.
As external projects wrap and clients agree to be named, they go here with the same structure: what was observed, what was built, what changed, measured wherever possible.
A free chat first, then a paid Discovery day if it makes sense. You keep the roadmap either way. If Noti is not the right fit, I will tell you straight.
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