How long does an assignment last?
It depends on the scope. Framing with the sponsors, then with local management, takes half a day to a day each. The on-site diagnosis runs one to four weeks, designing the target state with the teams one to three months, deployment one to six months, and the embedding phase two weeks to two months. Every phase opens with a kick-off.
Do you work outside France?
Yes. Assignments have been carried out in France, Switzerland, Austria, Slovenia and Nigeria. These are countries of intervention: DOPEX Conseil has no office or subsidiary there.
Do you work with SMEs or only with large groups?
Both, in different formats. With an SME or a single industrial site, the work follows the site’s own rhythm — often several days a week on the shop floor, producing deliverables that can be used directly rather than a report. With a mid-cap or a group, it takes the form of project capacity: multi-site governance, work-package coordination, and interfaces with engineering, procurement and management.
Who actually carries out the work?
Whoever runs the diagnosis is the one who deploys: no handover, no junior team between the shop floor and you. When a project exceeds what one consultant can carry, a collective of independent consultants and specialists is assembled for the assignment. Scope and people are agreed with you before it starts.
How are results measured?
Every workstream is tied to an indicator measured before, during and after: OEE, OTIF, lead time, inventory, scrap, cost and customer service level — and how they translate into the P&L. The aim is twofold: improve operational and economic results, and give managers the routines and skills to continue the transformation without us.
Does our site data stay confidential?
Yes. The dashboard illustrations shown on this site are reconstructions based on deliverables actually produced during assignments: they contain no client data, and no site, product or supplier names.