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Staufen, part of Accenture, hat die Spitzenposition in der deutschen Consulting-Landschaft bestätigt und wurde zum zwölften Mal in Folge im renommierten Ranking „Beste Unternehmensberater“ von brand eins und Statista ausgezeichnet. Staufen zählt in gleich sieben Beratungsfeldern sowie in sieben Branchen zu den ersten Adressen in Deutschland – ein Beleg für die Fähigkeit, strategische Konzepte in messbare Erfolge für die Kunden umzusetzen.

Data usage in agribusiness is essential for optimizing complex operations, such as logistics between the field and the mill. By analyzing variables like distances, cycle times, and machinery maintenance, businesses can make more effective decisions, overcoming the limitations of traditional spreadsheets. The emphasis should be on solving problems through data, ensuring efficiency and productivity.

A practical study on a project confirms that leaders’ adherence to the Leadership Tasks recommended by Staufen led to a 67% reduction in safety deviations, a 62% improvement in compliance with action plans, a reduction in overtime costs and an increase in production efficiency.

Once again, management consultancy Staufen has been recognized by Forbes as one of the “World’s Best Management Consultancies”. The award reaffirms the expertise of the consultancy, which helps both large international corporations and medium-sized family businesses to boost their performance in a sustainable way. In times of global crises and uncertainty, Staufen’s international presence and its focus on operational excellence make it a strategic partner for solving immediate problems and preparing companies for future challenges.

Best Practice Day Brazil 2024 brought together executives on June 18th and 19th to discuss how productivity gains and operational improvements impact company results and ensure greater competitiveness

Best Management Consultants 2024: Staufen wins in the automotive, industrial goods and aviation industries.

According to the latest study “Digitalization 2024”, six out of ten industrial companies in the German-speaking region of Germany, Austria, and Switzerland lament the lack of professionals capable of fully exploiting the potential lying dormant in their data.

Six out of ten industrial companies in the German-speaking region admit that the analysis of their data is only scratching the surface at best, according to the alarming results of the latest “Digitalization 2024” study. Yet, as if that were not enough: Because, even they are often unfamiliar with the significance and context of much of the data, many companies do derive parts of their strategies from it.