German Institute for Standardization (DIN)

This US-based frontrunner in global engineering services simplified access to 1.6+ million industry standards and 100+ million trusted technical publications from authoritative sources by relying on a single platform. This enabled the company to reduce costs and reduce the 30% of time that engineers typically spend on R&D.

The largest family-owned cereal company in the world implemented a standardized system to optimize and manage its MRO data. It succeeded in eliminating 731 duplicate parts descriptions, cutting $35,000 in direct costs by eliminating excess inventory, and reducing both ordering mistakes and downtime by filling requests faster.

This Japanese leader in temperature control technologies set out to improve productivity and meet customer needs by downsizing new air conditioning equipment by 50%, creating value for users of semiconductor manufacturing equipment, cutting power consumption by two thirds and reducing assembly time by 15%.

A leading provider of premium residential refrigeration and cooking appliances, this manufacturer achieved goals of new product development, production support and RoHS compliance. It worked with 500+ suppliers worldwide to select standard services and gained an edge over competitors by getting its compliance process ready quickly.