As an upholstered furniture manufacturer, do you worry about what will happen when your experienced workers they retire?
The furniture industry is characterized by rare expertise and complex processes.
Even if you find new workers to fill the gaps left by retirees, it can take years for them to acquire the skills and on-the-job expertise that keep production running smoothly and maintain consistent quality.
Lectra, a leading provider of industrial intelligence technology solutions to players in fashion, automotive and furniture, announces the appointment of Amit Gautam, Founder and CEO of TextileGenesis, to its Executive Committee.
Lectra, leader in technology solutions accelerating the transition to industry 4.0 for players in the fashion, automotive and furniture industries, announces the appointment of Shamina Bhaidjy as Vice President of Investor Relations.
As an upholstered furniture manufacturer, you know that you need to expand your product offering if you want to boost sales and meet consumer expectations.
This leads to increased complexity, trying to manage hundreds or thousands of different fabrics and their constraints, along with equipment limitations.
While pre-created markers for various combinations can help, you ask yourself: are these markers truly optimized for every specific order? Probably not – resulting in wasted fabric and inefficiency.
