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Making maintenance and planning predictable

The approach behind a 95% reduction in manual planning work at Fokker Services Group. A practical webinar for operations and maintenance leaders ready to move beyond reactive work.

Date
23 June 2026
Time
13.00–13.45 hrs
Where
Online
Webinar announcement Making maintenance and planning predictable

Data Science Lab clients

Agrocare
Athlon
DPG Media
Rijkswaterstaat
Brocacef
WUA
Fokker
The Cirqle
Zorginstituut Nederland
AWVN
Independer
Gemeente Hollands Kroon

What you take away,

  1. Where capacity is really lost

    You’ll see why plans keep changing — and why adding people or planning more tightly doesn’t solve the problem. We’ll show you where the losses occur and how to identify them.

  2. How to bring maintenance and planning together

    You’ll learn how organisations combine data on assets, maintenance and capacity into one predictable plan — and what that requires.

  3. What this delivers in practice

    Using the Fokker case study, we’ll show you the difference between reacting and taking control. Concrete results, concrete approach.

What it's about,

This webinar offers a practical breakdown of how organisations such as Fokker Services Group made their planning predictable and what they gained from it.

You’ll leave with a clear picture of what’s possible in your operation and what the first step is.

Programme,

23 June 2026, 13.00–13.45 hrs

Opening

How much of your downtime is still unexpected today? We’ll start with a familiar picture of where most operations teams stand.

Why the usual solutions don’t work

Tighter planning, more meetings, extra capacity — why these don’t solve the problem and what’s happening beneath the surface.

How Fokker Services approached it

The case study: from manual planning to a predictable operation. What changed, how quickly and what it delivered.

The 3 steps to predictability

A practical framework you can apply directly to your situation. Not theory, but based on what works in practice.

Q&A

Ask the speakers your questions.

Despite the project’s growing scale and complexity, the developers stayed engaged and kept working with us to find solutions. Thanks to this collaboration, we now have a specialised tool we can rely on with confidence every day.

Laurens Koningsbloem Production & Planning Control Lead, Fokker Services Group

This webinar has already taken place.

Registration is now closed. Want to know what this means for your organisation? Get in touch and we’ll bring you up to speed.

Frequently asked questions,

Brief answers to the most frequently asked questions about a custom-built planning tool.

No. We work with the data and systems you already have. We add intelligence to them — not a replacement, but a layer on top.

That’s the case for most organisations. We start by analysing what’s available and build from there. You don’t need perfect data to get started.

Within a few weeks, you can already see where capacity is being lost. The first version of the planning tool is typically live within a few months.

If downtime directly costs your organisation money and planning involves a lot of manual work, there’s a good chance it is. We’ll assess that together in an initial conversation - with no obligation.

Yes. Fokker Services Group is one example, but we work with organisations in transport, infrastructure, manufacturing and fleet management. These challenges cut across sectors.