Ulrich Wetterauer

Ulrich Wetterauer

Ulrich is a thought leader and architect for innovative operating models. He is motivated by his passion for helping clients to outperform competition through value chain excellence and is leading a team responsible for Value Chain Design at CAMELOT Management Consultants. For more than 20 years Ulrich has been successfully advising major multinational clients in delivering highly successful design and transformation projects.

Mastermind and architect for innovative operating models

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Articles by Ulrich Wetterauer

Future Value Chain

The Parameter-Driven Value Chain, Part IV

How to start the journey towards a parameter-driven value chain In our previous article, we elaborated on how a parameter-driven value …

Future Value Chain

The Parameter-Driven Value Chain, Part III

How a parameter-driven value chain drives transparency, flow and planning quality In the previous article, we have introduced the benefits of …

Future Value Chain

The Parameter-Driven Value Chain, Part II

How does a parameter-driven value chain work and what are the benefits? In our first article, we argued that a parameter-driven …

Future Value Chain

The Parameter-Driven Value Chain, Part I

How a parameter-driven approach to value chain planning helps to solve the planning riddle While the fully autonomous, AI-driven value chain …

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