How do you ensure high output and maintain operational excellence?

In today's fast-paced industrial, technological and manufacturing environments, maintaining high operational output is crucial for any organization's success. To achieve this, businesses must ensure that their processes, systems, and infrastructures are not only effective but also compliant with industry standards and best practices. This is where ‘technical audits’ come into play.

So, what are technical audits?

A technical audit is a thorough examination of an organization's technological processes, systems, or infrastructure. Unlike financial audits, which focus on the accuracy of financial records, technical audits delve into the operational aspects of a company. These audits assess whether the technological assets and processes are functioning as intended, identifying any inefficiencies, non-compliance, or risks that might hinder performance or output.

The key components of a technical audit include system evaluations (assessing the hardware, software etc); process reviews (the processes that govern workflow efficiency and adherence to industry standards and internal protocols), compliance checks, security assessment, risk management, performance metrics (KPIs such as uptime and error rates) and more. With an overall goal of identifying any bottlenecks or areas where performance could be improved.

For market leading plastic manufacturing companies such as ADIS Tachov s.r.o., the significance of conducting such technical audits means that they can ensure operational efficiency, compliance to industry standards and expectations, reduce risk and push forward to their continuous improvement goal.

As just one of the many essential tools they use, for companies like ADIS, who strive to maintain high output and operational excellence, technical audits help drive smart decision making and ultimately further excellence in their operations.