Dozuki

Dozuki is a connected worker platform that helps frontline manufacturing employees work more effectively by providing a standardized set of work instructions and training software. The idea is to address the skills gap by digitizing expertise, upskilling employees and improving manufacturing operations.

Dozuki has a number of features to help improve manufacturing operations. Among them:

• CreatorPro: An AI-powered tool to accelerate the capture of process knowledge.
• Standardized Work Instructions: A tool to create, track and update procedures so they're consistent and accurate.
• Training Programs: A way to turn the standards into training curricula so employees can be upskilled faster.
• Feedback and Improvement: A mechanism to gather feedback from experienced employees and incorporate it into process standards.
• Integrations and Services: A way to link to other systems and use services like document conversion and on-site training to make adoption easier.

Dozuki says manufacturing customers have seen big improvements in productivity and performance. Customers have reported decreases in employee turnover, changeover time and knowledge capture time, and increases in competency and production efficiency.

The company positions the platform as easy to use, so operations managers can focus on reducing downtime and improving employee productivity. Dozuki is translated into more than 100 languages, so it can accommodate multilingual workforces working on different shifts in different locations.

Dozuki is geared for industries like automotive manufacturing, consumer packaged goods, food and beverage manufacturing and others. The company offers different options for implementation, including dedicated teams to oversee the process, conversion of existing documents and on-site creation of content, so it can work for companies large and small.

Overall, Dozuki is designed to bridge the skills gap by capturing and standardizing knowledge, giving frontline employees training and guidance, and improving manufacturing operations through continuous improvement.

Published on July 4, 2024