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Process map planner
Where does your operation lose time, and what would you change?
Start from the usual flow in your industry, make it yours, and pick what happens at each step. The map shows what the cameras would measure there.
Your industry
Starts you from the usual flow in logistics & warehousing. Your own steps are kept if you change it.
Your flow
4 to 7 steps, in the order the work moves. Rename them, put them in order, and pick what happens at each.
Inbound docks
Staging
Put-away
Pick faces
Packing
Outbound
Your draft process map
Cameras would measure at 6 of 6 steps: dwell, queue length and wait, occupancy against a limit and people-vehicle distance.
Changes a pilot typically finds
Separate the walking and driving routes at Inbound docks
Where people and vehicles come close, a marked crossing, a barrier or a vehicle-only time window usually removes most near misses.
Re-time arrivals at Staging
When the waits cluster in a few hours, moving bookings, batches or deliveries into the quieter hours shortens them.
Open capacity before the peak at Packing
Queue length by hour shows when to open another till, gate or lane, before the queue forms rather than after.
Examples of what the measurements tend to point to, not results.
How Improve ranks them on your dataGet the map as a PDF
The map, the rules a pilot would run at each step and the changes to look for. Free; it downloads as soon as you send this.
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