SOLUTIONS · 10 INDUSTRIES · 6 AREAS · CASE STUDIES BY INDUSTRY AND AREA

Ten industries. The same knowledge islands, different names.

Whether CNC machine, construction site, control room or case file: the decisive knowledge sits in people's heads and scattered systems. Choose your industry and your area of work below – and discover in concrete practical scenarios how Explicio secures the critical moment before knowledge is lost.

For ten industries Explicio shows three typical knowledge islands each, a self-check, and the formats in which knowledge is created there. The pages describe platform capabilities, not customer cases.

PRACTICE FILTER · INDUSTRY AND AREA

Case studies by industry and area

Step 2 · Your business area
WZ Q · HEALTH & SOCIAL CAREPILLAR #5 · COMPLIANCE, LEGAL & QMConflicting regulations: Who knows the current version?Centralise regulations from medical device law, data protection, and quality management systems. Reduce manual effort and demonstrate compliance.Open case study & solution path →WZ D · ENERGY SUPPLYPILLAR #3 · IT, ENGINEERING & PROJECTSIs knowledge of legacy circuits missing during the SCADA transition?When transitioning to new SCADA systems, knowledge of legacy plants and circuits is often lost. We show you how to capture and make this knowledge accessible.Open case study & solution path →WZ C · MANUFACTURINGPILLAR #1 · PRODUCTION & MAINTENANCEIs knowledge of the old machine's settings lost when staff retire?Implicit knowledge regarding special parameters of older machines is lost through retirement. We show you how to document maintenance and servicing without imposing new processes.Open case study & solution path →WZ C · MANUFACTURINGPILLAR #5 · COMPLIANCE, LEGAL & QMIs knowledge of the special parameters for the old machine leaving with retirement?Secure implicit machine knowledge before it leaves with retirement. QM documentation is captured via voice messages and photos within the workflow.Open case study & solution path →WZ G · TRADE & VEHICLE REPAIRPILLAR #1 · PRODUCTION & MAINTENANCEIs knowledge of the special parameters of your older machines being lost as your experts retire?Capture implicit knowledge regarding special parameters of older machinery. Document maintenance management without the need for typing. Answers to maintenance queries.Open case study & solution path →WZ C · MANUFACTURINGPILLAR #2 · ONBOARDING & INDUCTIONIs the know-how of setup technicians lost during shift changes?Document tacit knowledge held by setup technicians. Prevent loss during staff changes. Accelerate onboarding by linking operational data.Open case study & solution path →WZ H · TRANSPORT & LOGISTICSPILLAR #2 · ONBOARDING & INDUCTIONIs your business losing knowledge when a driver is off sick?Implicit knowledge regarding delivery times and customers is retained when drivers are unavailable. This is how you document journeys without extra effort.Open case study & solution path →WZ G · TRADE & VEHICLE REPAIRPILLAR #4 · M&A & SUCCESSIONIs your business losing knowledge when a driver is unavailable?Critical route and customer knowledge in the automotive trade is often held only in drivers' heads. We show you how to capture it systematically and secure it for succession.Open case study & solution path →WZ C · MANUFACTURINGPILLAR #4 · M&A & SUCCESSIONIs your business losing operational knowledge during succession?Secure tacit route and customer knowledge during business transfers. Prevent the loss of operational details through structured capture.Open case study & solution path →
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Contribute knowledge first. Then decide.

After a short conversation we set up your trial space. Then contribute a voice message or a file from your business — and see where the first knowledge island lies. The 30 days only start after that.

Duration
30 days from the first knowledge
Cost
€0
Licence
none — you pay for knowledge, not for seats
Data location
EU cloud on hardware operated by Explicio in Germany; Explicio Box in your own building on request
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