Quality Planning offering Cost Advantage and Flexibility
Strategic Modularity brings the value of early phase planning to facility design and manufacturing system design.

Mission
Work with clients to develop robust investments in facilities and automation that make the client's strategy happen.

Value proposition
The company name "Strategic Modularity" describes what we do and is also our value proposition. We work with companies to define a modular architecture for office space plans and automation systems. A properly defined architecture enables the company to manage complexity, execute projects concurrently, and develop robust plans under uncertainty. A well defined planning process provides a framework for making major decisions, including automation, space, decision-making, staffing, budget and timeline.

What we do
Strategic Modularity, Inc. works with companies that are planning to move to a new facility or are planning to automate some or all of their processes. Both types of projects require the client to commit a large amount of capital, with long term implications, in the face of uncertain market conditions. Productivity and the quality of office space are tightly linked. Product/process design and automation system architecture are tightly linked. Using principles of efficiency and modularity, the investment is aligned with the flexibility needed to support the client's strategy. This provides for a cost effective operation with significantly reduced risk over the life of the investment.

Services
Integrated Space Planning. Our facility preplanning services provide the client with independent advice. The client's needs are carefully evaluated and summarized through a decision making process, resulting in readiness to retain a commercial real estate broker and architect. To learn more about this service, click here.
Automation Planning. Our automation planning services provide the client with independent advice. The client's needs are carefully evaluated before the system integrators who build machines are significantly involved. Full automation is usually not required and manual processes together with semiautomatic lean workcells are evaluated. For those process steps that require automation, a justification is prepared. Planning shows how automation is integrated with manual operations. Using principles of efficiency and modularity, the investment is aligned with the flexibility needed to support the manufacturing strategy. This provides for a cost effective operation with significantly reduced risk over the life of the investment.
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