Industrial Machinery Manufacturing Business Guide
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Excessive Order Engineering and Customization Costs
20-40% excess engineering costsIn Engineer-to-Order (ETO) configuration management, each customer order requires unique engineering from scratch or heavy modifications, leading to prolonged engineering cycles that extend project timelines by weeks or months. This results in non-optimized design-to-cost, lack of repetition in production, and interrupted learning curves due to constant design changes. Manual processes cause resource occupation on repetitive tasks instead of innovation, escalating operational expenses across the value chain.
Engineering Resource Bottlenecks and Scaling Limitations
Escalating proportional engineering costs (20-40% reducible)ETO requires hiring more engineers proportionally to growth due to per-order customization, creating management complexity and idle capacity risks from delays. Engineering talent is tied to repetitive tasks, bottlenecking innovation and new product development. Modular shifts reduce order engineering vastly, freeing capacity.
Configuration Errors and Rework from Manual Processes
Costly rework and quality issues (saved 20-40% via fixes)Manual engineering in ETO is error-prone, where a single misconfiguration leads to unmanufacturable products, field failures, or specification mismatches requiring costly rework. This damages customer relationships and incurs quality issues tied to new or changed designs. Transition to automated validation eliminates these, with reports of zero errors post-implementation.