INDUSTRY EXPERTISES
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INQIMACO® partners / consultants, trainers and coaches were themselves real specialists and managers in top positions on the customer side and have many years of consulting and professional experience. In this respect, each of our consultants, trainers and coaches, in addition to their methodological and functional competence, is specialised in specific industries in which they have extensive knowledge. Only those who possess genuine methodological, functional and industry expertise have the skills to develop and implement customer-specific, tailor-made and future-oriented solutions at eye level. Only this leads to sustainable success.
We divide our industry specializations into 5 sectors, to which the respective industries are assigned.
Automotive, Suppliers & Vehicle Construction
Automotive industry & suppliers, commercial vehicle manufacturers, agricultural & construction machinery manufacturers, tyre manufacturers.
Aviation & Rail Systems
Aviation & Aircraft Construction, Rail Systems.
Plant & mechanical engineering
Mechanical engineers, plant & equipment manufacturers, special purpose machine manufacturers, drive & automation technology, tool manufacturers, metal processing & technology, crane & lifting technology, storage, elevator & fire protection technology, hydraulics, shipyards, marine & defence systems.
Consumer goods, lifestyle, household & furniture
Fashion & textile industry, shoe industry, household goods & household appliances manufacturers, consumer electronics & products, furniture industry, office supplies industry, leather goods industry, sporting goods manufacturers, lifestyle article manufacturers, toy industry, children's consumer goods industry, lighting manufacturers, indoor & outdoor products.
Food, Beverages & Luxury Goods
Food industry & TC, meat industry, confectionery industry, breweries, beverage industry, wine & spirits industry, tobacco industry, dairies & cheese dairies, agricultural enterprises.
Medical & Electrical Engineering, Technology & Life Sciences
Medical technology, electrical engineering, connection technology / electrical engineering, semiconductor industry & cables, electronic manufacturing service, life sciences, healthcare & technology.
Chemicals, Pharmaceuticals, Plastics & Packaging
Chemical industry, pharmaceutical industry, paper mills, paint manufacturers, plastics industry & technical ceramics, packaging industry, glass industry, surface technology / chemistry, joining technology / chemistry & plastics.
Energy industry (private & public), construction & raw materials
Utilities & waste management companies, solar & wind energy, oil & gas industry, mining, timber industry, construction industry, steel construction, building materials industry & cement, window manufacturers, building, air conditioning & sanitary engineering, steel & aluminium works.
Telecommunication, IT & Hardware
Telecommunications, computer manufacturers, network, telephone companies & providers.
Finance & Insurance
Banks, savings banks, Volksbanks, building societies, development banks, leasing companies, collection companies, insurance companies, insurance brokers, fund providers, professional associations, health insurance companies.
Real estate, building services & hygiene
Real estate companies, housing companies, real estate agents, industrial, building & cleaning services, security services, large craft businesses, cable companies, architects & engineers, shopfitters, garden & landscape designers.
Consulting, IT & Engineering
Engineering & IT, software manufacturers, auditing service providers, tax consultancy, auditing companies, law firms, management & IT consultancies, personnel consultants, personnel service providers, language service providers, research centres (private).
Transport, Logistics & Traffic
Freight forwarders, car rental companies, airlines, mail & parcel logistics service providers, logistics companies, railways, passenger & freight traffic/transport, car/truck service & agricultural machinery, airports.
Media & agencies
Newspaper, book & specialist publishers, printers, TV & radio stations, music industry, Internet companies, advertising, PR & event agencies, film studios, market researchers, business information, trade fair companies.
Gastronomy, hotel industry, tourism & leisure
System, transport & theme gastronomy, gastronomy & chains, caterers, hotel chains, tour operators, leisure companies, sports clubs.
Cooperations & Franchise
Affiliated groups, franchisors.
Food & Beverages, Drugstore & Household
Supermarkets & hypermarkets, discounters, cash & carry markets, department stores, drugstores, organic food stores, health food stores, retail & wholesale chains (food), household goods, gift & toy chain stores
Fashion, Sport, Lifestyle & Health
Fashion stores & chain stores, shoe stores & chain stores, sports stores & chain stores, lifestyle, wellness & health.
Building, DIY & Furnishing
DIY stores, furniture stores, kitchen markets, DIY & facilities, garden & plants.
Electronics, Technology & Automotive
Automobile dealers, construction machinery dealers, tyre dealers, petrol stations, electronics stores, technical wholesale.
Wholesale & mail order trade
Pharmaceutical wholesalers, Chemicals & detergents-GH, Petroleum wholesalers, Building materials, Steel wholesalers, Paper wholesalers, Electrical & sanitary wholesalers, Mail-order companies (wide product range), Fresh food services (GM/wholesale), Farming & agriculture, other wholesale, other trade.
Healthcare
Clinics, laboratories, nursing homes & care services, pharmacies, opticians & hearing aids, medical supply stores.
Public & municipal sector
Universities & libraries, research institutions, social institutions, city marketing, tourism & business development, trade unions, political parties, associations & chambers, other public & municipal institutions.
Family businesses are often complex and conflict-prone, because private and business matters are often intertwined. In addition, family businesses are often smaller, so that managers are often more involved in operational tasks than in large companies. Employees of family businesses often have to possess more entrepreneurial core competencies and show a higher degree of responsibility. This can become a real challenge for specialists and managers.
In general, the special features of family businesses can be mentioned:
- Regional roots, even when operating globally.
- Smaller size: often belong to the category of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).
- Close link between private and business sectors.
- Organisational structures that are not only of purely business benefit, such as holding structures, in order to be able to implement personnel decisions desired by the family.
- Strong position of the owners, who have a significant influence on strategic decisions.
- Less personnel and financial resources, dependence on financial backers and greater involvement of private assets.
- The focus is on continuity of the ownership structure over generations as well as stable and long-term growth.
- More shared values between family entrepreneurs and their employees, also as a basis for necessary change processes.
- Generational change can break through continuity and threaten existence.