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Five Ways to Maximise Your Operational Efficiency

By Juergen Krebs, Software Sales Manager, Ricoh Graphic Communications, Ricoh Europe

We all know from experience how inefficiency wastes time and money. That is why operational efficiency matters.

It is essential for business success. It is the most direct way to boost both productivity and profitability.

If you can get something done in ten minutes while your competitor spends 45, you’re going to outperform that competitor. This is nowhere more true than in the print industry.

Here are five ways Print Service Providers can improve their operational efficiency:

1 Ensure effective data management

Production visibility rises and falls on an organisation’s ability to collect and analyse data. Effective collection and analysis of data can deliver a granular level understanding or a bigger picture view.

2 Enhance visibility

Which is more operationally efficient: making decisions on last week’s (or last month’s…or last year’s) data, or basing operational decisions on real time data analysis? With access to the latest data, wherever you are, and even actionable analysis of that data, the right decisions can be made faster, workflows can be optimised, and agility on the ground can be enhanced.

3 Accurately understand data

To better understand where improvements should be made requires greater visibility and comprehensive data collection. But you still need that data to make sense to human decision makers. Without effective data visualisation, raw numbers may not be enough to create both understanding and buy-in.

4 Efficiently evaluate performance

Data is at its most valuable when it is put into context. That is why performance evaluation is vital. Comparing actual versus historical throughput data can show how operational efficiency has changed over time.

5 Plan in scalability

Scalability is vital. If you acquire or expand into new markets and this increased workload is not correctly supported it can cause operational blockages.

With detailed insights like these organisations can identify weak points in their print operations. They can then optimise identified processes and assets to enhance operational performance and excellence. The right enterprise workflow management platform is the key that unlocks this.

A vendor neutral solution with an open architecture design can work with multiple devices for greater flexibility. This powerful combination of comprehensive data collection and actionable analysis at every level, provides powerful insights that drive better purchasing decisions.

RICOH Supervisor is a cloud-based, vendor-neutral software solution that collects operational data locally from printers and can be made to collect data from finishing equipment, software and the production floor that delivers unparalleled visibility, secure and scalable cloud-based data collection, powerful analysis with actionable insights, and a deeper understanding of performance trends.

It enables remote monitoring and real time data access from anywhere with an internet connection. Operations can check in on their systems wherever they are and make adjustments based on the insights the platform provides. Near unlimited scalability and flexible subscription based pricing align costs with operational needs.

Supervisor’s fully customisable intuitive dashboards provide instant visibility into operational performance throughout the print process. Thorough insights via web-based dashboards can track data and goals for printers, operators, and production.

Data security is another requirement, especially in regulated fields like finance and health. Supervisor’s secure, encrypted data handling ensures compliance and lowers risk.

What would implementing Supervisor accomplish for you? Discover for yourself the operational improvements possible.

For further information, please visit www.ricoh-europe.com

 

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