ERP, EPM, PLM, BI training — 100 % hands-on
Short, operational sessions led by practitioners: every module is practised on your real cases and ends with an assessed live exercise.
From our field missions — not just theory.
Every exercise runs on your data and your flows.
Individual assessment and a personal progress roadmap.
In Tunisia or remotely, open-enrollment or at your site.
Named courses, defined deliverables
Each path states its level, format and duration. A detailed syllabus is sent on request, with no commitment.
ERP — deployment and operations (Sage X3, Odoo, SAP)
Scope, process-based configuration, data migration and user enablement: an ERP that becomes a reflex, not a refuge.
- Map processes before configuring
- Set up Tunisian VAT, CNSS payroll and chart of accounts
- Run data migration and skills ramp-up
EPM — steering enterprise performance
Budgeting, rolling forecasts, consolidation and executive dashboards: performance you steer, not endure.
- Build a budget-forecast-actual chain
- Create reliable executive dashboards
- Run short monthly steering reviews
PLM — managing the product lifecycle
From specification to change tracking, product data becomes unique, shared and traceable between design offices and production.
- Structure bill-of-materials breakdown
- Master approval workflows and change management
- Connect PLM, CAD, ERP and BI
BI — data-driven, from sensor to dashboard
A reliable data model, indicators defined with the business, automated reporting: decisions made on numbers everyone shares.
- Define KPIs aligned with strategy
- Make ERP, MES and LIMS data speak
- Roll out automated dashboards
MES & Industry 4.0 — real-time production
Shop-floor supervision, traceability, OEE indicators and IoT connectivity: the floor feeds the screen, the screen feeds the floor.
- Understand MES, OEE and digital twin
- Deploy sensors and real-time reporting
- Connect production, maintenance and inventory
LIMS & ISO/IEC 17025 & TUNAC compliance
Traceability from sample to certified report, non-conformity management and an audit trail with no gaps.
- Model the sample-result-report cycle
- Set up non-conformities and action plans
- Prepare the compliance audit
Lean Six Sigma — Yellow, Green and Black Belts
Action-based training: every day alternates tool, real-case exercise and debrief. Preparation for recognised certifications.
- Pick the right tool for the situation
- Run a full DMAIC assignment
- Pass the belt assessment
DMAIC — solve problems once and for all
Define, Measure, Analyse, Improve and Control: a discipline that turns opinion debates into fact-based decisions.
- Write a measurable problem statement
- Analyse data with the right tools
- Sustain gains with a control plan
Electronic invoicing & TEJ 2026
What the regulation says, what it means for your flows, how to comply without breaking anything — demos on your own tool.
- Understand fiscal QR code and TEJ submission
- Diagnose the impact on your flows
- Plan the compliance roadmap
RPA & automating repetitive tasks
Spot automatable processes, frame the robots, measure the gain: automation as an extension of Lean.
- Prioritise processes to automate
- Frame and deploy a first robot
- Calculate the real gain
Learn by doing, measure on the way out
Three principles that make the difference between a session and real skills transfer.
Thematic days aligned with your priorities, no unnecessary length.
Every exercise uses a real case from your environment.
Quiz, debrief and an individual certificate of acquired skills.
Industry terms, without ambiguity
A shared vocabulary to talk effectively with your vendors, consultants and teams.
Enterprise Resource Planning — an integrated system running finance, purchasing, inventory, production and HR across the business.
See the concrete linkEnterprise Performance Management — performance steering, budgeting, forecasting and executive consolidation.
See the concrete linkProduct Lifecycle Management — managing the product lifecycle, from specification to production and service.
See the concrete linkBusiness Intelligence — collecting and analysing data for reliable dashboards and fact-based decisions.
See the concrete linkManufacturing Execution System — real-time production monitoring and control, down to the OEE indicator.
See the concrete linkLaboratory Information Management System — lab traceability from sample to report, ISO/IEC 17025 compliant.
See the concrete linkRobotic Process Automation — automating high-volume repetitive tasks with software robots.
See the concrete linkInternet of Things — connected devices feeding real-time shop-floor data back to supervision systems.
See the concrete linkComputerized Maintenance Management System (CMMS) — scheduling and tracking maintenance activities.
See the concrete linkCustomer Relationship Management — managing relationships, sales opportunities and contact history.
See the concrete linkLet's start from your diagnosis, not from a catalogue.
The field audit identifies the skills to strengthen first — and the training plan that really activates them.