Textile Industry

Move faster with the changing textile trends.

As the industry attitude and consumer's behavior changes, the challenges faced by those tasked with sustaining a business in the textile industry also changes. Dressing people sustainably is an increasingly important goal for companies in the textile industry. Our innovative technology helps you respond to changing consumer trends and regulatory demands and transform your business.

In addition to a growing focus on sustainability and circular fashion, companies are facing a higher demand to support new sales models such as renting and recycling. Consumers also expect to be able to make their purchases through multiple channels and want to be sure brands are open and transparent around the environmental impact of their production and transportation. Fashion companies that can fully grasp the industry climate and analyze how the most prominent challenges affect their business will be better equipped to move in the direction of progress.

Textile Challenges

From one to many

Only with the use of few raw materials, textile industry is able to manufacture countless finished products.

Process diversity and complexity

From Yarn to Fabric process present in highly specialized phases, each has its own specific production parameters.

Traceability

Starting from a finished good each Bale (FIBC) or yarn lot are traced across the manufacturing processes.

Unsynchronized production line

Scheduling can be a challenge with machines which are of different cycle time and batch size, as the actual routing may vary from order to order.

Measuring Units & inventories

No measuring unit is applicable to an entire supply chain. Multiple inventory levels from batches, containers, pallets, to a roll, a cone of yarn, etc.

Short delivery time

Planning concepts are required for long production processes and short delivery time, driven from a partially defined demand and not from a finished item.