ForgePulse

Downtime Intelligence

Throughput Bottleneck Map

Throughput Bottleneck Map ranks stations by their share of cycle-time loss for the active product mix, every shift. It then runs a what-if simulation: how many units per hour would the line gain if the bottleneck cycle dropped by one second, two, or five. The output is a readable note for the production meeting, not a black-box recommendation.

3-5 weeks Cloud module ₩4,900,000 / year
Throughput Bottleneck Map operations workspace preview

Features

Per-station cycle-time decomposition by product variant

Bottleneck rank with daily and shift-level views

What-if simulator with configurable improvement deltas

Mix-effect analysis to separate product-driven from station-driven loss

Notebook-style export for production meeting decks

Responsible

Han Tae-hyun, Throughput Bottleneck Map responsible lead

Han Tae-hyun

Manufacturing Data Strategist focused on throughput modelling for discrete manufacturing.

Outcomes

  1. 1 Improvement projects target the actual rate-limiter instead of the loudest station
  2. 2 Sequential improvements become tractable: fix one, see the next move
  3. 3 Production meetings spend less time on "where is the bottleneck" debate

FAQ

Partially. It uses the buffer sizes you configure as static values; it does not run a discrete-event simulation. For complex networks a separate simulation tool is more appropriate, and we will say so.

Reviews

“The mix-effect view stopped a project that would have spent three weeks on the wrong station. That alone justified it.”

Da-som — Production planner, Incheon

“Clear and honest about what the simulator is and is not. Refreshing.”

Industrial engineer · Google