Improving work efficiency, reducing costs, and increasing quality and safety have long been priorities across both manufacturing and service industries. These principles are most highly developed in sectors with high-volume serial production, such as the automotive and aerospace industries. In the railway sector, however, the introduction of standardisation and optimisation measures is often more complex.
Related Posts
German chemical industry says it is suffering from continuous rail strikes
- Guest authors
- March 12, 2024
- 0
The German chemical industry is suffering from the continuous rail strikes, according to branch organisation VCI. The organisation’s director states that the industry cannot afford more strikes, and calls for labour union GDL and Deutsche Bahn to come to an agreement. “We simply cannot afford another standstill of the railways,” says head of VCI Wolgang […]
DB supervisory board change planned
- gobstopper
- May 25, 2026
- 0
Poland’s Rail Freight Hits Lowest Level Since 2012
- Guest authors
- February 2, 2026
- 0