Fast Forward - Quick response manufacturing
Webinar is only available in Dutch
In a traditional way of working, people and machines are planned as fully as possible.
As a result, everyone is at their peak. And where do you not hear it; busy busy busy. The result is that lead times become longer, work is left behind and more mistakes are made.
In the QRM way of thinking, the most important factor is “time”. How can you organize fewer handover moments, start a project as late as possible and then do everything right the first time.
“People don't have to work harder, the work has to flow faster”
How fast does the work flow through your organization?
Our customers demand fast changeover times, smaller series, fast communication and timely response to technological developments. During the one-hour webinar “QRM confronts traditional”, Hans Gerrese, the founder of QRM in the Netherlands, challenges you to look at your own organization through different eyes. And his solutions are surprising, as are those of Eaton, Weidmüller and Rittal.
Together with our knowledge partner, LeanTeam, Breemes is organizing a Fast Forward webinar on 14 October at 2 p.m. Tilly van Cauwenberghe, who works at Breemes, will lead the webinar. Hans Gerrese from LeanTeam, is your guide and expert during this webinar.
We cordially invite you, also on behalf of our Fast Forward partners:
Hans Gerrese

Hans is a partner of LeanTeam in Eindhoven. He is obsessed with technology and always curious about how applications work. After his HTS car technology study, he started working in production companies. There he saw the need for continuous adjustments to new market situations. His passion is taking people along in these changes, so that people, technology and organization form an efficient and optimally performing whole.
Tilly van Cauwenberghe
Tilly is account manager for Breemes, part of the Itsme group. Since she has been working in the industry for 10 years, she knows the market like no other. Tilly is responsible for customers in East and West Flanders and the port of Antwerp.
LeanTeam brought Quick Response Manufacturing (QRM) to the Netherlands and Europe in 2006. This makes LeanTeam, by far, the party with the most experience in implementing this strategy in companies. This makes LeanTeam and Breemes ideal partners for the Fast Forward theme to support you.
To implement QRM, LeanTeam offers:
- training
- Consultancy
- Interim management
- Coaching
LeanTeam has experience in many different industries. This ensures a targeted approach and fast results. Together with Breemes, LeanTeam provides tailor-made services. LeanTeam likes to work in production companies and their passion is eliminating waiting times and shortening lead times.
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