Scale up Systems assist businesses in boosting their R&D and manufacturing productivity. By manufacturing at large scales, companies reduce research and development costs, avoid market uncertainties by gaining market validation on a larger scale before launch, accelerate time to market through better resource management, increase margins with efficient supply chains, and mitigate risk. Scale ups are beneficial not only for start-ups but also for established organizations looking to improve their efficiencies.
Scale up Systems are undertaken to gain tangible results from the new product or process being tested before it is brought into mass production. Such systems are efficient as they help eliminate any problems during the actual production of that specific device or part. This can save significant amounts of money down the road after all has gone well during the initial testing of this system. Big businesses have an advantage over smaller ones because they have the capital to invest in the system.
Scale up Systems enable companies to reduce or even remove their dependency upon suppliers by producing sub-assemblies and assemblies on-site, rather than outsourcing this portion of production off-site. As a result, a high volume of products is produced to achieve economies of scale, leading to reductions in unit costs. Such savings are passed onto the company so that they may be able to lower their prices for consumers.
The businesses also will be responsible for making improvements upon any problems that might arise during testing of the initial scale-up system. They would then repeat the process with small incremental increases in size or capacity until requirements are fulfilled according to specifications. Scale-ups allow new processes and systems to internally mature within an organization, which leads to better outcomes for the consumer by ensuring that products meet the standards required consistently.
Scale up Systems can be used in any industry or business. They are often employed in garages and small businesses, acting as precursors to mass production systems. There are many benefits of scale-up systems, including cutting research and development costs, gaining market validation on a larger scale before launch, accelerating time to market through better resource management, increasing margins with efficient supply chains, removing dependency upon suppliers while producing sub-assemblies and assemblies on-site; all of which lead to an overall improvement in company efficiency. In addition, scale-ups enable companies to reduce or even remove their dependency upon suppliers by producing sub-assemblies and assemblies on-site rather than outsourcing this portion of production off-site. The resulting savings are passed onto the company so that they may be able to lower their prices for consumers.
Scale up Systems also enable businesses to increase productivity from existing equipment and processes by improving workflow, increasing space utilization, reducing operating costs, and allowing companies to perform across a wider range of operations without purchasing new equipment or investing in costly expansion projects.
