Tican Case Study
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Simplewire reduces downtime and costs at Tican
82% of businesses that experienced unplanned downtime in the last 3 years had an average of 4 hours of downtime, costing them an average of 14 million dollars.
Case Study: Tican - One minute or ten?
At Danish Tican, the problem is well known. "Simplewire's technology solves the problem we experience every single day. A fuse goes off somewhere and we have 3000 fuses to search through to find the right one. This means that we spend a lot of unnecessary time, which hurts our production goals and our revenue," says Tonny Jessen, Facility Manager at the food company Tican's slaughterhouse in Thisted.
Maintaining markup is too difficult
The problems with marking, besides the fact that it's expensive to set up if you want it to be really good, is that maintenance is extremely costly. Especially in industry, where harsh environments make the survival of labels tough.
"We've spent a lot of money on our physical marking, but it's no use. Every night all our facilities are meticulously washed down and you can tell how the marking is doing. The reality is that it just can't survive and we need it, it's rarely there. It costs time and lost production," explains Tonny Jessen.
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Introducing new technology into the manufacturing industry is not without its challenges. Skepticism and resistance can slow down the adoption of innovative solutions like Simplewire's.
"We do experience some skepticism and frowns among our target audience. The industry has been using labels for more than 100 years, so we understand that this is not an overnight change. However, we believe that our solution benefits so many that it's only a matter of time before electricians and troubleshooters no longer bother with the old labels and cable ties," says Peter Tune, Sales Manager at Simplewire.
"Imagine two options that cost the same. One option takes a long time to implement, costs manpower, is error-prone and requires heavy maintenance. The other requires no time, is flawless and never needs maintenance. Which do you choose?"