Helping companies sustainably solve their manufacturing challenges

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Below are selected industry articles and other thought leadership.

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To transform our food system, we need more than science, research and good ideas. We need to be able to manufacture new food products at scale, bringing down their cost and making them accessible to more people.

Manufacturing the food of the future

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Developing a manufacturing strategy is critical for both emerging companies and established manufacturers that are scaling-up production for the first time or pursuing a new market.

Manufacturing strategy considerations

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Food manufacturing – and in particular, scaling-up nascent processes involved in creating foods of the future – can be a complex process, one that requires careful planning and execution to address potential risks that could adversely impact food safety, product quality, and profitability.

De-risking your manufacturing scale-up plans

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Ultimately, taking a systematic approach to the planning process will result in better cost certainty, refined schedule, and reduced risk.

Facility planning in the face of uncertainty

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Before putting shovels in the ground, we should establish a well-defined scope, cost, and schedule, as well as identify and analyze risks.

The engineering and design process for a manufacturing facility

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Misalignment of delivery method is often where you see conflicts, cost and schedule overruns, and ultimately not being happy with the final result.

Which project delivery method is right for you?

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There is no shortage of sources of conflict on a capital project, and conflict is not necessarily bad – as long as it is handled appropriately.

Handling project conflict