OEM MES: the MES for machinery manufacturers

• The basic functions of the platform;
• Entry and management of the machinery, operator, materials, work shift and work cycle databases;
• Production data acquisition;
• Production progress monitoring;
• OEE digitalisation.

• Configurable graphic display of summary plant performance data, by shift, operator, machine and order.
• Customise dashboards for different machines.

• Displays multimedia content (pdf, jpg, mpeg) directly on the production operator’s graphic interface;
• The content can be synchronised with the phases of the cycle specification;
• Useful for reducing the use of paper in production, for centralising drawings and supporting operators in training.

• Acquires any process variable in real time, to enable the progress of one or more parameter trends to be mapped to the production order; 
  
• This is useful for memorising the temperature curve during a painting process, even in multiple points of the cycle, or for tracking the pressure and compressed air consumption when applying rustproofing treatments, to give just two examples.

• Import drawings in the DXF, DWG and CAD formats in general;
• Import recipes from management or SCADA systems;
• Export operating parameters to specific databases or Excel.

• Customises the MES by entering and editing system databases relating to  operators, materials, BOMs, and production cycles with their nominal times and resources. 

MES can be used:

• As a standalone application;
• Integrated with third party systems;
• Integrated with the most common commercial ERPs, including SAP4Hana, SageX3, Zucchetti Ad Hoc, Arca Evolution, Microsoft AX, and AS400.

• Handle communications with centralised cloud-based systems, such as AreaM2M, MS Azure, Amazon AWS and other private cloud systems.