A walking tour of the production facility to demonstrate how it is possible to:
Today more than ever, it is essential to find business models capable of addressing the profound changes every industry is undergoing. Excellence is required not only in terms of the product but also in processes.
Lean World Class® is a concrete response to the needs of companies that are capable of recognizing and managing change. We say this with the confidence of those who, backed by data, have real-world experience and measurable, lasting results.
The experience we have gained and the concrete results we have achieved allow us to affirm that Lean World Class® can be successfully applied to address the challenges encountered daily in the operations field.
The Artelinea case study presents the experience of a company that embarked on a journey of change and chose Bonfiglioli Consulting as a partner to implement major improvement projects. In particular, the assembly process was overhauled by applying methods and tools to increase productivity.
The main result of this project, which is still ongoing, has been an increase in productivity in the assembly of the 20%.
In addition to this important milestone, there has been a significant shift in corporate culture toward empowering and fostering autonomy among all those involved in the project.
The Walking Tour is specifically aimed at entrepreneurs, CEOs, general managers, and department and/or process managers.
Registration is free; a maximum of two participants per company are allowed. Bonfiglioli Consulting and Artelinea reserve the right not to confirm registration.
The company was founded in Florence in 1962 by Marcello Gobbini, who, with enthusiasm and determination, transformed the business—which originally focused on silvering mirrors and producing glass accessories—into a leader in designer bathroom furnishings.
Today, the company collaborates with leading designers and universities, such as the Department of Chemistry at the University of Florence and the Murano Glass School (Venice), to offer products of the highest quality—most of which are custom-made—distributed through retail outlets and showrooms throughout Western Europe and the U.S.
The Florence facility covers an area of 12,500 square meters. Every stage of production takes place in-house: cutting, bending, grinding, casting, painting, and laser cutting on a cutting table. Even the furniture is entirely produced by expert artisans in the in-house woodworking shop, which is directly connected to the lighting technology department where mirrors are assembled and wiring is installed.
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