The value of MES is not in going paperless, but in making the production floor transparent.
The value of MES is not in going paperless, but in making the production floor transparent. This article draws on our practical experience serving more than 3,000 enterprise clients.
MES solves three problems: where a work order is, what the equipment is doing, and how to trace defects.
Data collection is the foundation of MES: get equipment connectivity, scan-to-report, and Andon calls running first.
Avoid implementing a full MES suite in one step; if shop-floor management maturity lags behind, the system will inevitably run idle.
If you are evaluating a related project, feel free to talk with us—16 years and more than 3,000 enterprise clients of experience may help you avoid some detours.