In conversations with manufacturing companies, I keep hearing the same challenge: “Our experienced specialists are about to retire – and their knowledge will retire with them.”
What many underestimate is this: expert knowledge is one of a company’s most valuable resources. It determines whether processes run smoothly, quality remains consistent – and whether a business can stay competitive in the market.
But knowledge can’t just live in people’s heads – it must be systematically captured and made accessible. This is where digital solutions come into play.
Modern software solutions help systematically:
By integrating intelligent data management, process data analysis, and quality management systems, a central knowledge hub emerges that strengthens manufacturing companies for the long term.
Digital knowledge management is more than just an IT project – it’s a future strategy. Companies that systematically preserve their expert knowledge are not only more resilient but also ready for the future and better positioned to compete.
Article by Sergej Peter, Head of Sales & Marketing