GEA Food Solutions Case GEA Food Solutions Expertise Product and Asset Information Operational challenges such as variety and flexibility, cost per kg/pack, food safety and environment, are the basis of GEA Food Solutions to improve the output and reduce the operating cost of food processors. Etteplan helped GEA Food Solutions by applying structure and language quality (STE) to its documentation, which resulted in: Same look and feel across all documentation 20% less time in content creation in general, and up to 80% for similar product families Text reduction of 60% High quality translations against a lower cost
Expanding test capacity and test system modernization for Ensto Ensto designs and provides reliable and smart electrical solutions and expertise for electricity distribution networks and buildings. Ensto, an international technology company and a family business, was founded in 1958 and employs ca. 1,350 passionate professionals in Europe, the USA and Asia. Ensto believes in a better life with electricity and a more sustainable tomorrow.
Etteplan involved in developing environmental technology for Valmet Valmet is the leading global developer and supplier of technologies, automation and services for the pulp, paper and energy industries. For 50 years Valmet has provided solutions for SOx emission reduction. Today, Valmet is also known for its reliable marine automation and innovative flue gas cleaning solutions. Their target is to make the vessels greener, more efficient and more profitable.
Ellevio selects Etteplan to further improve their Asset Information Management ETTEPLAN, Web Release, December 4, 2020 Image source: ellevio.se
Etteplan launches the next version of its SaaS solution for technical documentation Etteplan News release 30.10.2020
Hybrid manufacturing case: Rosendahl Nextrom While Etteplan’s AMO team is working hard to show our customers how to benefit most from additive manufacturing, we are always searching for the best manufacturing method for each design. This customer case is a good example of how “hybrid manufacturing”, a combination of additive and traditional subtractive manufacturing techniques, can be utilized to efficiently produce a very demanding product. 3d printing additive manufacturing
