In the fall of 2019, Groupe Saillant started using ProgiPlanning, a capacity planning solution for collision shops. In addition to the CSR, the main users of the solution are Philippe Denoncourt, shop manager, and Jonathan Baribeau, production coordinator. At first, they found the assessment of [...]
A common practice in the bodywork industry is to receive all vehicles on Monday mornings to hopefully deliver them on the Friday. In terms of productivity, this practice often leads to poor performance in the workshop or even exhaustion of team members. Why? First, bottlenecks [...]
Canadian collision shops are usually familiar with the .3, a symbolic indicator in the industry. What is the mythical .3? To make things clearer, .3 is the number by which the total number of estimate hours for a repair is multiplied. The result is the [...]
There is a myriad of methods when it comes to deciding on how to plan your shop’s capacity. Among the most popular methods are the number of vehicles per day method, the severity method, the work load method, etc. Depending on your goals, each method [...]
I came to Montreal this past summer with my family. We came from China to start a new life in Canada. It’s a dream I’ve had for a long time because I liked everything I was learning about this beautiful country. I am an experienced [...]
We've had the honour this year to collaborate on innovative projects, to offer solutions to industry challenges and to help out our clients and partners. Thank you to all involved, close and far. We hope the Holiday season will give you the chance to spend time [...]
Happy Halloween from the whole Progi team! Have fun today!
2018 marked my twentieth year as a Progician. When I started at Progi, we had a few products that interacted with a very specific market, and our clients were mainly in Quebec. As a professional, I grew with the company. My first task was to [...]
I think that being a Progician means interesting technical challenges and working with the best technology. Here I have great challenges. I must push my limits and knowledge to succeed in my projects and I love it. I feel that I play an important role [...]
