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Factory Launch OS

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MS Project + Power BI done-for-you. Live in 7 days.

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MS Project + Power BI done-for-you. Live in 7 days.

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Factory Launch OS is a done-for-you project control system for manufacturers expanding a production line or relocating a plant. What you get: → Custom MS Project schedule — WBS, Gantt, milestones, resource assignments → Automatic email alerts to every resource when task dates change → Live Power BI dashboard — progress, resource demand, cost tracking No software licences needed. Built by a working project planning engineer. Full system live in 7 days.

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Launch tags:Productivity•Task Management•Tech

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Hi Product Hunt! 👋 I am a project planning engineer with 3 years of experience managing factory expansion and plant setup projects. I built Factory Launch OS because I kept seeing the same problem: mid-size manufacturers running complex expansion projects in Excel spreadsheets, manually chasing resources when dates change, and spending hours building status reports for leadership. So I packaged exactly what I do professionally into a done-for-you service — MS Project schedule, automatic resource email alerts via SharePoint, and a live Power BI dashboard. Built for your project, delivered in 7 days, fully managed ongoing. Happy to answer any questions about how the system works. Ask me anything!

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How do you currently manage project schedules for factory expansion? Looking for feedback

Hi Product Hunt community,

I am launching Factory Launch OS on June 16 a done-for-you MS Project scheduling and Power BI dashboard service for manufacturers expanding a plant or adding a production line.

Before launch I wanted to ask for those of you in manufacturing or operations: how are you currently managing project schedules? Excel? MS Project? Something else?

The problem I kept seeing in my 3 years as a project planning engineer was that most mid-size manufacturers run complex factory expansions in spreadsheets with no live visibility for leadership and no automatic notifications for resources when timelines change.

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