Gerhard Pramhas, Author at Dr. Gerhard Pramhas F&E KG

Switching to renewable energies – thought experiment (part 2 out of 3)

Posted by Gerhard Pramhas
On 12. September 2022

The use of renewable energies raises many questions. In the first part of this blog series, we already dealt with the topics of how self-sufficient private households can really live. This time, several considerations are in focus: Is it possible to generate renewable energy regardless of the weather? Which kWh can be generated in the […]

Switching to renewable energies – thought experiment (part 1 out of 3)

Posted by Gerhard Pramhas
On 3. August 2022

In times like these, one topic is omnipresent: the switch to renewable or green energies. Many private individuals as well as entrepreneurs are committed to this idea. However, does it pay off? Here is a thought experiment. First of all, an example: one family house with 4 people: electricity consumption incl. two electric cars: 12,000 […]

Company reorganization through effective organization in product development

Posted by Gerhard Pramhas
On 2. June 2022

Silvering what is to be silvered? Let’s start like this: Why do companies that basically develop and sell good products become restructuring cases in the first place? How do creditors react, how do liquidators react? Do reorganization proceedings include self – administration or not? Sometimes such scenarios can no longer be avoided, but how should […]

Organizational development in research and development environment

Posted by Gerhard Pramhas
On 18. March 2022

I am currently working on an exciting project: The perfect R&D organization. What is it all about? It is about efficiency in product development. Many R&D organizations are slow and therefore not very economical. I was asked the following question in advance: Can I demand from my development to take in more than it costs, […]

New welding technologies provide cost efficiency in production

Posted by Gerhard Pramhas
On 25. February 2022

Right now, I am working on a pretty exciting project: New welding technologies for more cost efficiency in medium-sized production facilities. What is so special about these new welding technologies? Not that much, it is only about overcoming innovation resistance, which as one knows, is a natural thing to do. You can read now how […]

Which vehicle is most environmentally friendly? (Part 2)

Posted by Gerhard Pramhas
On 31. October 2021

The question whether a vehicle is environmentally friendly or not is not an easy one. I have already dealt intensivly with this topic in another blog post. The search for the most environmentally friendly vehicle continues on the basis of literature: You will now read why vehicle technology plays an important role. Petrol engine, diesel […]

Which vehicle is the most environmentally friendly? (part 1)

Posted by Gerhard Pramhas
On 5. September 2021

Anyone who is concerned with technology and also with environmental protection cannot avoid this question: Which vehicle is the most environmentally friendly? For me as a management consultant with the expertise of an engineering firm, this is one of the most important questions for the upcoming years. Politicians are undoubtedly in the process of fixing […]

Geometrical product specification – tolerance values in the sense of form, direction, location and run-out

Posted by Gerhard Pramhas
On 21. August 2021

Today I want to address the most important topic of a technical orientated business: tolerances. Every engineer is deeply informed about the word ,,tolerance’’. There is not a single structural component in technical systems and products that can be produced exactly that way the designer plans it. Endless combination possibilities & variations While mastery of […]

Tax research bonus

Posted by Gerhard Pramhas
On 5. July 2021

At 14 % of expenditure on research and experimental development, the tax research premium is an essential instrument for promoting research and from my point of view a good thing. It is a premium that promotes genuine research performance. This tax research premium is tax-free honoured by the Ministry of Finance and thus by all […]

‘Corona forces digitalisation’

Posted by Gerhard Pramhas
On 5. July 2021

You might have read the article with this title in the daily newspaper ‘Kurier’ on the 7th December 2020. Or perhaps you have read one of the many other articles that blame the Corona crisis for the enormous leap in digitalisation. But did a global pandemic really have to emerge before such progress could be […]

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