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Escubedo is a global organisation with its head offices in Catalonia (Spain) specialised in the creation of ultra-reliable connection systems. After completing the ADMA long scan, their CEO, Jordi Escubedo, answered the questions of the interview below: Did you complete the ADMA quick and long scans? I completed the long scan directly. What are the main positive and negative aspects of […]

In 2019, a total of 50 ADMA advisors followed a 2-day training event organised at different locations. Feedback from both live trainings was very positive: Score (scale 1 – 5) Eindhoven (Netherlands) Darmstadt (Germany) Overall satisfaction with the training 4,9 4,6 Content of the training 4,9 4,5 Company visit Day 2 4,6 4,0 Social events […]

Even in difficult Covid-19 times, two more ADMA Learning Network events enabled 40 manufacturing professionals to keep learning from each On October 14th 2020, the Łukasiewicz Institute PIAP organised the first Polish online ADMA Learning Network Event (LNE). The session engaged 23 people, representing a total of 12 end users, solution providers and manufacturing SME’s. […]

Quantra is a consulting firm dedicated to help local enterprises achieve new levels of efficiency, productivity, and lasting value, with an open eye to short term improvement and the other focused on future discovery. Quantra works together with its customer to identify opportunities for improving business performance and create value. What work have you carried […]

The ADMA approach revealed important opinions about the perception of the maturity of our company, by different people, from different departments. Agromaks, a Polish manufacturing SME, produces meat ingredients (dry and wet) for animal food. The company produces and trades fresh and frozen animal by-products, purchased in slaughterhouses in fresh form, and processed in accordance […]

We have spoken with Mario Šinko (CEO and founder) about Marsi’s experience with the ADMA initiative and the company’s management strategy. The company’s CEO is aware that they still need to make some key improvements before Marsi becomes a Factory of the Future, and they want to make that journey as efficient as possible. The […]

On June 9th the fourth ADMA Learning Network Event (LNE) took place. Answering to current developments, it took place virtually for the first time. The topic was “Digital Technologies for Manufacturing and Supply Chain Management”, spanning over several ADMA transformations. The working language was German. The virtual format allowed for a streamlined webinar spanning over […]

During the first year of the project, the ADMA team mainly focussed on the development of a sound methodology to support European manufacturing SMEs assess the possibility of adopting advanced manufacturing solutions and transforming their organisation towards human-centred next-generation factories with more competitive, modern and sustainable production. The past 12 months the team concentrated on […]

Polargos is a Polish SME that offers automatic smart gates controlled by mobile devices that redefine the concept of comfort. They create safe, durable fenceswith a timeless design for your home. After participating in the ADMA Scan and Transformation Plan, we interviewed their team to learn more about their experience: What are the main positive and negative aspects of the ADMA scan?The scan gives […]

Boz Group is a manufacturing SME from The Netherlands that produces strategic metal products. They “engineer, innovate and manufacture”, as they say in their website. Boz Group took part in the ADMA short term pilot, and we have interviewed Corné van Opdorp, the Managing Director, to discover how their experience was: Did you complete the ADMA quick and long scans?Yes, we completed the […]