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Manufacturing excellence award for Endress+Hauser Conducta

February 2012 News

Endress+Hauser Conducta is the overall winner of the nationwide Manufacturing Excellence Award (MX Award) in Germany. In addition, the liquid analysis specialist was the winner of the information technology category.

Dr Manfred Jagiella (centre) accepts the award with the Endress+Hauser management team
Dr Manfred Jagiella (centre) accepts the award with the Endress+Hauser management team

The primary objective of this corporate awards programme is to create a communication forum for experts from the fields of science and practical application and to promote business relations across different industries at an international level. There are four stages involved in the programme. Companies must assess their strengths and use these to spark innovation. If they succeed in setting standards in this way, they must then communicate these best practices. This cycle is intended to strengthen both the economy and the position of Europe as a business location.

The MX Germany awards have been presented since 2004 and follow the successful structure established for the awards in the UK. An independent jury with members from the fields of science and practical application selects the winners of the individual categories as well as the overall winner from a large number of contenders.

Exemplary solutions for practical application

Contenders for the MX Award are subjected to a two-stage process of self-assessment before being assessed by the judges. Prizes are awarded for customer focus, product innovation, process innovation and innovation technology, as well as for the best small- or medium-sized business. Following on from success in the product innovation category in 2010, this year Endress+Hauser Conducta was declared the overall winner. The jury spoke of a “further rise in the level of performance compared to the previous year”. They stated: “The company performed extremely well across all categories.”

IT processes underpin success in business

Not only was Endress+Hauser Conducta the overall winner, it also came first in the information technology category. The company demonstrates sound communication across all divisions and is fully exploiting the potential of computer-based IT and communication technology. This ensures that all company processes along the value chain are supported. “The company’s IT strategy is based on its corporate strategy and has helped considerably in managing the enormous complexity involved,” writes the jury. “The target-oriented and application-driven IT landscape is very extensive and set up in such a way that company processes are supported and simplified. Endress+Hauser has succeeded very well in using IT to contribute to the success of the business.”

For more information contact Hennie Blignaut, Endress+Hauser, +27 (0)11 262 8000, [email protected], www.za.endress.com



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