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New company curates technology solutions for sewn products manufacturers

Founders are focusing on curating best-fit solutions for individual client needs and maximizing the return-on-investment of these investments.

3rd March 2017

Innovation in Textiles
 |  Marietta, GA

Clothing/​Footwear, Transport/​Aerospace, Interiors

Gene Denny-Lybbert. © TexTempoNewly-formed solutions provider TexTempo, LLC is coupling its decades of industry expertise with the latest information and automation technologies to help producers of apparel, automotive interiors, home furnishings and other consumer and industrial textile-based products achieve greater operational efficiencies and speed.

Recognising the importance of a more consultative approach to selecting and successfully implementing new shop floor processes and technologies, founders Gene Denny-Lybbert and Greg Hathcox are focusing on curating best-fit solutions for individual client needs and maximizing the return-on-investment (ROI) of these investments.     

“We are helping manufacturers approach and achieve measurable business improvements in a smarter and better way. Unlike solutions vendors that are limited to only their brand, we are building relationships with multiple technology providers and consultants to deliver the most effective solutions and results for our clients,” commented Greg Hathcox.

Improving productivity

Due to strong market pressure to reduce manufacturing throughput time, TexTempo has already forged its first reseller relationship with Shop Floor Control (SFC) solutions provider Shopfloor Control LLC.

This state of the industry solution leverages wireless tablet technology, an Android app, and cloud-based production management controls to drive improved productivity, visibility and tracking capabilities at the operator, supervisor and management levels of the organisation. Alliances with other cutting room, production floor, engineering, payroll and other technology and consulting providers are also under development.

“Our core focus is on improving productivity, visibility and process tracking at all levels of the shop floor through executive levels,” said Denny-Lybbert. “Our initial customers are pleased to learn that we bring greater and more diverse experience to the sales and implementation cycle. They value our unique ability to deliver the most advanced and industry-focused production solutions available.”

Greg Hathcox. © TexTempoGreg Hathcox

Greg Hathcox brings more than 29 years of experience in growing revenue and developing VP and C-level relationships at key accounts for international companies. Through his work at Lectra, Lacent Technologies, Assyst Inc., Investronica and Kuris, he has amassed extensive knowledge in a variety of sewn products market verticals, including textiles, composites, leather, energy and assorted flexible materials. This experience has led to high-level relationships with global automotive seating/interiors, airbag, and wind energy manufacturers, according to Mr Hathcox.

Gene Denny-Lybbert

Gene Denny-Lybbert brings 30 years of experience in customer-centric selling and other contributions to retailers, brands, and manufacturers. In previous positions with technology providers Simparel, Lectra, Gerber Technology and Computer Generated Solutions (CGS), he assisted medium and large companies in identifying and developing solutions that can be implemented with the desired results; on-time and on budget. He has also held a variety of positions with brand manufacturers Carter’s, Aileen Inc. and Riverside Manufacturing.

www.textempo.com

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