Education and Training
This playbook is the ultimate guide to help you cut inventory costs, improve lead times and de-risk your supply chain by deploying digital distribution at your company.
Go Digital!
Build digital readiness by analyzing, digitizing, testing and certifying products for digital distribution and by adding them to a digital warehouse.
Order on demand
Utilize Ivaldi’s global network of pre-certified print on demand manufacturers or implement/integrate with internal on-demand manufacturing capabilities.
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Some of the clients we’ve worked with
Some of our people
Our team is our greatest asset.
Chief Executive Officer
Espen Sivertsen
Chief Operations Officer
Stefani Pellinen-Chavez
Chief Product Officer
Aramis Herrera
Chief Financial Officer
Alaina Piland
Director of Quality Engineering
Anna D’Alessio
Project & Key Account Manager
Ingvild Sørlie
Mechanical Designer
Carolina Hernández
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At Ivaldi we’re focused on making a big impact
Meet Stefanie Pellinen-Chavez, Co-founder and COO of Ivaldi Group. Let her guide you through our process to understand how we are reducing CO2 emissions, warehousing costs and improving part performance.
Download our white paper on Reshoring Activities in the Supply Chain
Better data is causing a resurgence in reshoring as it can reduce risks and improve efficiencies. As companies go through digital transformation initiatives, it is no longer seen as an operational cost center but a multi-level function geared towards building business capabilities to drive growth and minimize risk.
Frequently asked questions
Why Ivaldi?
OEMs and end users want to reduce inventory, reduce logistics, retain customers and increase margins while improving uptime, reducing total costs, reducing bureaucracy and being good corporate citizens. Ivaldi’s Turn-key solution provides parts optimized for printing, grey market data, total cost of ownership and usage data while providing data formatted for printing, technical parameters, risk parameters, production parameters, and global delivery/access.
What is 3D Printing?
Three dimensional printing is an additive process that allows us to create a physical 3D object out of digital information provided by a software that divides a 3D model file into layers or images. The quality of the printed part will be determined by the printer technology, the printing software and the amount of layers or images needed.
I don’t have access to 2D drawings, can Ivaldi still help me?
Yes. Although the more data you have, the better the results will be, Ivaldi offers digitization services to build a personalized digital warehouse. We focus on part specifications and use to optimize designs for additive manufacturing.
Most of our spare parts require certification. Can Ivaldi help with that?
Yes. Ivaldi is working with partners and major players in the industry to revolutionize part certification by focusing on each part’s digital twin instead of the physical part. We have been working with class and certifying authorities to develop standards and base our recommendations on the industry guidelines we helped build.
How do we build trust especially in conservative industries?
We start off by proving the concept with low criticality parts or “low hanging fruit” . We try to build the foundation first to show how continued work will only increase ROI and open the door to new opportunities. Traditional manufacturing is trusted because there is so much data available and because we’ve been using it for so long. The only way to accurately compare AM is to shift the thinking to something innovative that will benefit everyone in other ways as well. We have spent time writing standards which are or will be published in the industries as a starting point for wide scale adoption. We are part of a number of joint industry projects to prove the benefits of on-demand manufacturing and digital distribution while including players across the ecosystem.
If we're technology agnostic, how do we choose the right technology in our analysis?
Technologies are assessed based on a number of variables. We have spent the last 4 years building datasets specific to Am and other on-demand technologies which include process and machine limitations.
