How MySH, Powered by Industrility, Is Transforming Aftermarket Service
Overview
SH Group engineers launch and recovery systems, blade turners and defence handling equipment from Svendborg, Denmark. Its equipment runs for decades, but service was historically informal: a phone call, a spare part, a technician dispatched when there was time.
This case study follows the company from spreadsheet-based service to a structured installed base and a single queue for every support case. It covers the state of the installed base before the project, how the rollout was sequenced, what the platform had to fit, and the three sources of value in SH Group’s own internal business case.
What You Will Learn:
- Why an installed base nobody could fully describe held back service growth
- How the rollout was sequenced around real dependenciesÂ
- What a live asset record changes for parts identification and case handling
- Where the business case comes from, and what it is expected to deliver