All successful entrepreneurs strive for optimum quality. Their recipe: High-level technology without compromises.

The choice of the optimal technology strategy is one of the key tasks when starting a successful business. It is essential to do nothing wrong and everything right. Meaning: You need to achieve the best possible cost structure with the ideal product portfolio and the right production technology and quality. He who is willing to accept half solutions will pay double in the end. The subject of technology is much too important to leave it to close-minded people. Therefore we start from the outset of our consultation on a consistent pace with a goal in mind. Thus you keep control at hand and avoid costly corrective actions. Bruestle shows you how to efficiently implement new technologies and control costs at the same time. We supply the precise analytic basis you need in order to quantify any uncertainties from the beginning thus minimizing risks.

Our comprehensive technology consultation for your organisation contains the following points:

• Technology evaluation
• Analysis of the cost structures
• Analysis of external and internal restrictions
• Production and manufacturing optimization (with customisation for different locations and/or countries) through:
• Change of the manufacturing or product quality
• Introduction of new technologies
• Introduction of new products (production and/or sales)
• Change of the production depth
• Introduction of new quality standards and quality assurance concepts

In the second step we focus on the through analysis of your organisation: We isolate the factors that affect the costs and determine which measures are needed to optimize the performance of the organisation in the respective market segment. At the same time we specify those core activities which must be maintained or developed, and define the activities which should be stopped. It is not our goal to suggest a strategy but to successfully implement one. Therefore we eliminate even the smallest obstacles and include details like the current resources available or cultural restrictions in our evaluation.