by Adalbert Nübling
Wheelchairs consist of a multitude of components and functions, each of which is assembled individually for the respective requirements of the patient. Up to now, however, it was not possible to supply individual instructions for use with these specially built wheelchairs. Rather, the instructions for use always included a description of all potentially possible components instead of being limited to the functions built into the wheelchair. This led to confusion for the customer and specialist staff and at the same time to unnecessarily high printing costs. The manuals have also only been translated into a limited number of languages.
… how ottobock established a process to produce individual, product-specific instructions.
… how ottobock significantly reduced the cost of printing instructions.
… how the possibility was created to produce instructions for use in all ordered languages.
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Adalbert Nübling
Adalbert Nübling is our expert in solutions for SAP. With enthusiasm, he provides advice to our international clients on SAP complete printouts, conversion, output management and more. As a balance to his work, he cycles around 50 kilometers every day, come rain or shine. adalbert.nuebling@sealsystems.de | +49 9195 926-120
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