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02 — THE ABC MODEL
Design the whole chain around the next process.
ALTAG treats broiler production as a system of systems. Each stage is evaluated not only by its own efficiency, but by the quality of the input it delivers downstream.
Core principle
Protect the input quality of the next process.
A subsystem is not fully optimized if it improves its own metric while degrading the timing, condition, quantity or information required by the stage that follows.
Biological Start
Lower avoidable variation.
Growing Environment
Maintain repeatable conditions.
Feed & Inputs
Coordinate supply with demand.
Transfer
Preserve condition and timing.
Processing
Receive more predictable live input.
Feedback
Return results to the next sequence.
Operating architecture
From discrete farms to coordinated continuous flow.
The objective is to synchronize production rhythm across hatching, growout, feed supply, harvest, processing, logistics and resource recovery.
| Dimension | Conventional logic | ABC system logic |
|---|---|---|
| Optimization unit | Facility, farm or flock | Entire production chain |
| Interface | Hand-off between separate operations | Defined input/output condition between stages |
| Production rhythm | Often organized in discrete cycles | A coordinated flow to be validated for each project |
| Data | Recorded within operations | Connected across the chain |
| Improvement | Local efficiency gain | Closed-loop system improvement |
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What does this architecture create?
Its value is measured in multiple outcomes, not one machine metric.
