Stuttgart office for factory and logistics planning

Planning support in Stuttgart and the region

Our Stuttgart office supports manufacturing companies in Baden-Württemberg, particularly with production, assembly and logistics questions. In high-variety manufacturing, workstations, material supply, internal transport and space are not considered in isolation. Their joint design makes trade-offs between performance, ergonomics, inventory, travel distances and investment visible at an early stage.

For projects in Stuttgart, we begin by clarifying the objective, the decision to be made and the available data. Depending on the assignment, this is followed by a site survey, volume framework, space and material-flow analysis, and the development and assessment of alternatives. Assumptions, dependencies and open points are documented transparently so that specialist departments, management and implementation partners work from the same basis.

On-site appointments for Stuttgart projects are used where actual processes, buildings, equipment or interfaces need to be captured. Further analysis and coordination can be carried out online. Depending on the need, our scope includes factory planning, warehouse planning, assembly planning, logistics concepts and material flow analysis. A short task description, the affected site and your intended timeframe are sufficient for an initial assessment.

An assignment in Stuttgart may begin as a focused potential analysis or cover several planning phases. The first step makes bottlenecks, travel distances, space and organisational causes visible. Concept work then produces comparable target alternatives. For implementation, work packages, dependencies and priorities are detailed with ongoing operations and temporary arrangements in mind.

For a project in Stuttgart, existing layouts, volume lists, process descriptions and known bottlenecks are sufficient for an initial review. We jointly identify which information is essential for the next decision, where data gaps remain and which assumptions can be carried forward transparently until better data is available.