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Manufacturing Execution Systems (MES)
track and document the transformation of raw materials into finished goods, providing real-time production management to drive enterprise-wide compliance, quality and efficiency
Distributed Control Systems (DCS)
use decentralized elements to control dispersed systems, such as automated industrial processes or large-scale infrastructure systems
Computerized Maintenance Management Systems (CMMS)
help organizations track and manage maintenance and repair activities for their facilities, equipment and other assets in one place
Asset Performance Management (APM)
combines process, operational and machine-level data through dashboards to monitor machine and plant health
Design & Visualization
tools transform raw ideas into intuitive HMIs and immersive VR simulations for smarter, faster production
Power Control
drives continuous flow of valuable process and diagnostic data that informs the design environment, visualization systems and information software
Industrial Control Systems
improve processes and production quality at every stage of your operation and provide seamless data exchange
Smart Devices
are self and system-aware assets that acquire, process and monitor operating data
Robotics
accelerate autonomous / semi-autonomous operations and contribute to systems that are more intelligent, intuitive and flexible
Analytics
use data to solve manufacturing bottlenecks, optimize output and quality and provide new insights, tapping into the power of Industrial AI
Production Logistics
delivers an orchestrated, agile, zero touch material flow through manufacturing operations with autonomous mobile robots (AMRs)
Quality Management Systems (QMS)
standardize and automate quality documentation, processes and measurements
Supply Chain Planning (SCP)
combines data from multiple departments to sync demand and supply forecasting to improve inventory accuracy and production management
Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP)
automates front- and back-office processes across business management and related functions
Production Monitoring
provides seamless connectivity to machines on the plant floor, delivering transparent, real-time operational KPIs like Overall Equipment Effectiveness (OEE)