Services

Every service, led by an operator who has held the seat.

Find what is costing you, fix it on the floor with your team, and make sure it holds.

01 See where you stand

Operations Assessment

You know the plant can do more. We find where.

Where the plan breaks, what each loss is worth, and what to fix first.

Every plant has a few losses that cost more than all the rest.

  • Which ones they are.
  • What they cost you.
  • What to fix first.
A senior operations executive and the plant manager on a beverage bottling line, he points at the line as she explains
Operations AssessmentExhibit 1

Which loss is costing you most?

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Result

Output doubled in six months to protect a national launch.

Plant-based protein manufacturer ยท Supply Chain and Delivery

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02 Fix it on the floor

Plant Turnaround and Performance

Your plant is leaving margin on the floor.

A plant losing money, or one that should be earning more. We find the gap and close it.

The margin you're missing is already in your plant.

  • Where it leaks.
  • What it's worth.
  • How fast it comes back.
A crew working a busy produce packing line, seen from a raised walkway
Plant Turnaround and PerformanceExhibit 2

What's in your gap?

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Result

A flagship plant from monthly loss to monthly profit in six months.

Protein processor

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03 Fix it on the floor

Organization and Labor Design

Your organization was built for a different plant.

Structure and labor sized to the work, from a single plant to a merged network.

Most plants carry the cost of a structure nobody designed.

  • Where the layers are.
  • Where the hours go.
  • What the right size is.
A young executive leading a working session with three colleagues around a conference table, reviewing documents together
Organization and Labor DesignExhibit 3

Where do your labor hours go?

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Result

About $20M in merger integration synergies.

Fortune 500 beverage company

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04 Fix it on the floor

Quality and Food Safety

One audit can cost you a retailer.

Pass every audit, not just the next one. SQF, BRCGS, USDA and retailer programs.

Audit findings rarely start in the quality office.

  • Where they start.
  • Which ones keep coming back.
  • How to close them for good.
Gloved hands testing a food sample in a plant laboratory
Quality and Food SafetyExhibit 4

Where do your findings start?

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Result

USDA noncompliance records cut by 90%.

CPG food manufacturer

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05 Fix it on the floor

Supply Chain and Delivery

You sold it. Now you have to ship it.

Planning, capacity, logistics and on-time delivery, back on track.

Late orders are usually decided days before they ship.

  • Where the plan slips.
  • Where capacity runs out.
  • How to ship on time again.
A forklift working the aisles of a finished goods warehouse
Supply Chain and DeliveryExhibit 5

Where does on-time slip?

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Result

Output doubled in six months to protect a national launch.

Plant-based protein manufacturer

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06 Fix it on the floor

Growth and Launch Readiness

Growth breaks plants that aren't ready.

New lines, plants, co-manufacturers and customers, made ready before the volume lands.

A launch is won or lost before the first case ships.

  • What breaks first.
  • What it takes.
  • When you're ready.
Fresh pasta coming off an extrusion line
Growth and Launch ReadinessExhibit 6

Are you ready for the volume?

AreaOwnerStatus
Line capacityAt risk
Crews and trainingAt risk
Quality and food safetyReady
Supply and co-manufacturingStarting
Plan and systemsReady
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Result

Output up 7x while unit cost fell 23%.

Venture-backed frozen food brand

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07 Keep it after we leave

The Infinity Loop

Good plants win the day. Every day.

The plant operating system that sets the plan and runs the day, certified on results your finance team validates. Every implementation leaves at least one certified Infinity Loop Practitioner on your team.

Most plants measure yesterday. The best ones plan tomorrow.

  • Set the win.
  • Run the day.
  • Make it hold.

Get your people certified

A plant leader running a morning huddle with six supervisors at a performance board on a personal care production floor
The Infinity LoopExhibit 7

Did we win today?

MonTueWedThuFri
Safety
People
Quality
Delivery
Cost

Won the day Missed

The standard: 19 topics

Planning
6 topics
Daily management
13 topics

Each topic scored 0 to 3. Planning holds for three months at a four-week freeze. Daily management holds for the final eight weeks.

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Next step

See how it would run in your plant.

Talk to an operator

08 Keep it after we leave

Interim Leadership

An empty seat costs more every week it stays empty.

An experienced operator in the seat, from plant manager to COO, for a defined period.

The right operator can start before the search is over.

  • Who fits the seat.
  • How fast they start.
  • What they leave behind.
A seasoned plant manager in a hairnet and safety glasses overseeing a food canning line, her team working behind her
Interim LeadershipExhibit 8

Who runs the plant while you search?

TrackWhoMonth 1Month 2Month 3Status
Search for the hireYouOpen
Operator in the seatInfinityRunning
HandoverBothPlanned
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Next step

Find out who could start.

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09 Keep it after we leave

Training and Certification

Certified on results, not attendance.

Lean Six Sigma taught with AI, the Infinity Loop and quality programs, each certified on results in your own plant.

A belt means more when Finance signs off on the project.

  • Green Belt and Black Belt.
  • Real projects in your plant.
  • Signed off by Finance.
A facilitator teaching a group of plant leaders at a whiteboard value stream map, in a training room overlooking a dairy plant
Training and CertificationExhibit 9

What it takes to get certified

  1. Training completed
  2. Competency test passed
  3. Project completed in your plant
  4. Method approved by Infinity
  5. Result signed off by the sponsor and Finance
  6. Results presented to leadership
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Next step

See every training program.

See the programs

10 Keep it after we leave

AI in Operations

AI that answers to an operating result.

AI and digital twin specialists who build under an operator's direction.

Most AI projects never reach the floor.

  • Where it pays.
  • Who directs it.
  • How it's measured.
A plant leader in a white coat, hairnet and safety glasses reading line data on a tablet beside an aerosol can filling line
AI in OperationsExhibit 10

Is the model moving the plant?

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Next step

Find out where it pays in your plant.

Talk to an operator

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