Our partners

GC&P Gianesin, Canepari & Partners
Asolo / Vincenza, Italy

GC&P is our premium partner in Italy, specifically supporting small and medium-sized enterprises in converting from traditional Kanban to e-Kanban systems. GC&P offers training and consulting on the topic of “Lean Production,” as well as on selecting and implementing the right software for lean production.

Lighthouse Consultings
Stuttgart, Germany

Lighthouse Consultings offers consulting, training, and implementation services. In conjunction with e-Kanban, they optimize production and logistics processes by implementing digital Kanban solutions to increase efficiency and identify bottlenecks.

Friederike Bohm Consulting
Greven, Germany

Friederike Bohm Consulting is a management consultancy specializing in process optimization in logistics and production. In the context of e-Kanban, she advises and trains companies on the introduction of agile methods such as Kanban and supports their digital implementation to increase efficiency.

Factories of Future
India

Factories of Future offers our eKanban software IKS in India to optimize supply chains, reduce inventory levels, and maximize material availability.

NortPro
Morocco, North Africa

NortPro offers eKanban solutions (IKS) in Morocco to optimize industrial processes within the framework of digitalization (Industry 4.0) and to manage resources more efficiently.

TriTech Robotics
Costa Rica

TriTech Robotics integrates e-Kanban systems as part of its automation and robotics solutions to increase efficiency and profitability in manufacturing and logistics companies.

ŠKODA AUTO University
Mladá Boleslav, Czech Republic

ŠKODA AUTO University uses eKanban in teaching and research. It integrates eKanban systems into practical exercises and student projects in the field of logistics and supply chain management.

Labelace Identsystem
Groß-Umstadt, Germany

Labelace Identsysteme supplies hardware for the e-Kanban system IKS. This includes label printers, barcode scanners, and the appropriate consumables such as adhesive labels and thermal transfer ribbons required for labeling and identification in automated logistics processes.

KumaIdent
Leinfelden-Echterdingen, Germany

KumaIdent supplies hardware for the eKanban system IKS. The company equips companies with scanners, mobile data capture devices, label printers, and RFID technology to digitize their Kanban system and integrate it into their IT infrastructure.

TeDaLos GmbH
Vienna, Austria

TeDaLoS is a provider of a cloud platform that automates e-Kanban systems using smart IoT sensors. Instead of manually scanning cards, sensors (e.g., scales, RFID, fill level gauges) automatically record material requirements and trigger digital reorders in the e-Kanban system (IKS).

GALATECH ENGINEERING S.R.O.
Mladá Boleslav, Czech Republic

GALATECH ENGINEERING is a systems integrator for industrial automation. In connection with e-Kanban, the company supplies and implements the necessary hardware, such as barcode scanners, sensors, and terminals, to transform manual Kanban control into automated, digital processes for production logistics.

SOLUM Electronic Shelf Labels
Yongin-si, South Korea

Solum supplies hardware for the eKanban system IKS in the form of intelligent, electronic labels (e-labels). These replace paper cards, display order data digitally, and trigger new orders in the system at the touch of a button or with a scan.

PDi Digital Gmbh
Fernitz near Graz, Austria

With its “sepioo” platform, PDi Digital provides intelligent electronic labels (e-labels) that act as digital Kanban cards on containers and control reorders at the touch of a button and via signal LEDs.

NIMMSTA GmbH
Munich, Germany

Nimmsta manufactures industrial smart watches (back-of-the-hand scanners). In the e-Kanban system IKS, these enable hands-free scanning of Kanban cards, for example, to trigger digital replenishment processes.

SpeedyPick
Leer, Germany

SpeedyPick produces radio-based displays and the associated software that visually control the replenishment of materials on shelves, thus digitizing and accelerating the manual Kanban process.