Demand Forecasting
Sales forecasts and historical data are analyzed to form the demand side of the production plan.
Analysis, design, and control of production planning processes in energy storage investments.
Production is the operational activity carried out by considering market needs and economic balance factors. In modern market conditions, companies need systematic, traceable, and efficiency-oriented production activities to maintain sustainable operations.
Production planning is the process of establishing the planning, analysis, and control structure required to produce targeted products at the optimum time, with minimum resources and maximum efficiency. This structure requires detailed insight into the company's production approach, capacity, resource use, and operational bottlenecks.
Within production planning consulting, SYDH Consulting analyzes your production planning processes and focuses on establishing an effective, measurable, and sustainable production planning and control structure.
Production planning stages help structure the production process periodically by considering sales forecasts, orders, material structure, machine capacity, and human resources. The goal is to distribute target production quantities across defined periods, control stock levels, and use resources efficiently.
Sales forecasts and historical data are analyzed to form the demand side of the production plan.
Demand, capacity, stock, and resources are evaluated together to create the main planning framework.
Quantities, periods, and priorities are clarified through the master plan.
Material needs are calculated based on product recipes and the production plan.
Daily and weekly operational flow, work orders, and production follow-up structure are organized.
Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) is an integrated system that enables a company to manage core functions such as finance, production, purchasing, inventory, sales, human resources, and customer relations through a single software platform.
ERP is not only a software purchasing decision; it is a corporate transformation project where business processes are redesigned, data discipline is established, and organizational habits change. A wrong ERP choice or a weak implementation can negatively affect operational efficiency for years. A well-selected and well-implemented ERP can significantly increase the company's scaling capacity.
Current processes are mapped; AS-IS and TO-BE states are clarified.
6-8 ERP candidates suitable for your sector, size, and operational structure are identified.
A standard requirement list is prepared and detailed proposals are requested for equal comparison.
Detailed demo sessions are held with 3 candidates; pilot testing with your own data is planned where possible.
Customers of candidate vendors in your sector are reviewed and real user experiences are evaluated.
License, implementation, training, consulting, and maintenance costs are calculated with a 5-year projection.
SLA, warranty, termination terms, scope, price, and support conditions are negotiated.
The internal project team, work packages, timeline, and executive sponsorship are clarified.
Blueprint documentation defines how each module will be integrated into company processes.
The ERP is configured according to company parameters and operational decisions.
Custom developments are defined for non-standard needs and kept as limited as possible.
Data transfer from existing systems to ERP is planned; this is one of the most critical and risky stages.
Unit, integration, and user acceptance tests (UAT) are completed.
Role-based training is provided to all users and adoption is supported.
The system is launched through a big-bang or phased transition scenario.
Intensive support is provided during the first 4-8 weeks after go-live.
System usage is reviewed after the first year and optimization areas are identified.
Even the best ERP remains unused if users do not adopt it. Therefore, SYDH Consulting places process ownership, user adoption, and change management at the center of ERP projects as much as software selection.
It may take 4-8 months for SMEs, 12-24 months for mid-large companies, and 24-36 months for multi-company or multi-country structures. Cloud-based ERPs are generally implemented faster than on-premise systems.
The modern trend is cloud. Cloud ERP offers lower initial cost, automatic updates, and scalability. However, hybrid or on-premise use may be considered due to data protection, security, sector regulations, or special integration needs.
Revenue, operational complexity, multi-country structure, production depth, regulatory needs, and total cost of ownership should be evaluated together. SAP or Microsoft may be more suitable for large and complex organizations, while Logo, Mikro, or Odoo can offer cost and speed advantages for local operations.
With our methods, SYDH Consulting is ready to be your solution partner in optimizing your production processes and creating profit-oriented production strategies.