AEROSPACE



Realigning value creation structures

Companies in the civil aerospace industry are confronted with high transformation pressure in various fields of activity. The aerospace sector is currently characterized by the fulfillment of large order volumes at the agreed quantities – in many places, this means a permanent, high stress test for the stability of supply chains between OEMs and Tier 1 suppliers.

At the same time, the topic of industrial sustainability is gaining in importance: both in the manufacturing of airplanes and their components and in the end product, the focus is increasingly on optimally harmonizing environmental and cost factors.

Space travel is also characterized by serious changes. Private companies such as SpaceX, Blue Origin and Rocket Lab in particular are ensuring that the pressure to innovate and compete in the market is constantly increasing. They are setting new standards in terms of the costs and time-to-market of new products with disruptive technologies.

Established companies and institutions in both aerospace sectors are therefore challenged to improve existing processes and open up new business areas in a short period of time. In addition to the aspects mentioned above, the market offers further attractive starting points – for example in cybersecurity solutions to counter geopolitical tensions that extend into space.

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There are plenty of opportunities to turn these challenges into business successes: for example, emission-free propulsion technologies, innovative aviation fuels (SAF) and composite materials support the implementation of sustainability goals in the aviation sector. At the same time, space travel is diversifying into future-oriented business areas, such as space tourism or in the context of new missions to Mars and the moon. However, existing strengths can also often be expanded, for example by using AI (artificial intelligence) to simulate, develop and manufacture new products.

Take advantage of EFESO's industry-proven strategy and implementation expertise. Design efficient development and production networks, resilient and sustainable supply chains with us and align your value creation structures for the future and growth! Our services for aerospace companies include:

We also advise aircraft manufacturers and their suppliers on the digital transformation of their processes along the entire value chain. We support for example in the acquisition of new business (Proposal-Support), in program and offset management - or configure a "Future Factory", which meets the requirements of the organization and the market environment of the company.

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