Decisions That Make a Difference
Luc uses R&R Insights to make decisions based on facts rather than gut feelings. “In the past, we only realized after the fact what impact working more or fewer hours had. Now we can schedule additional hours in advance to handle peak times, and we see the effects immediately.”
At the weekly meeting, he discusses the bottlenecks from the previous week with the managers—for example, a high volume of customers on Friday evening or Saturday morning. R&R Insights can be used to calculate the potential impact of adding extra hours during these times. Based on this, a decision is made as to whether to schedule 10 or 20 additional hours. This gives managers more responsibility and makes decisions less dependent on Luc’s direct assessment.
“Last year, we also implemented many changes in the market and carried out a restructuring. At the same time, R&R Insights showed us in which areas hours were lost and what impact that had on our bottom line. We were also able to see how our productive hours were faring and where there was still room for improvement. Through these optimizations, combined with the changes in the market, we were able to track the impact on productivity directly in Insights.
"We were able to increase our productivity by 2 percent. That may not sound like much, but on an annual basis, it's enormous."

