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Manufacturing Execution Systems (MES)

The Bridge Between Planning and Production

What is a Manufacturing Execution System?

A Manufacturing Execution System (MES) is a comprehensive software system that monitors, tracks, and controls the manufacturing process from raw materials to finished goods. It serves as a functional layer between enterprise resource planning (ERP) and process control systems, providing decision-makers with the data needed to make the plant floor more efficient.

MES works in real-time to enable the control of multiple elements of the production process, bridging the gap between ERP/SAP systems and shop floor operations to support real-time decision-making and traceability.

MES Pyramid
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Addressing Key Issues

Overcoming Industry Challenges

Modern manufacturing faces numerous challenges that impact efficiency and quality. Our MES solutions are designed to address these critical pain points head-on.

Lack of real-time visibility into production

Disconnected legacy systems and manual processes

Quality inconsistencies and high downtime

Difficulty in meeting regulatory compliance

Essential Functions

Core Capabilities of MES

Production Management

Dispatching, scheduling, and tracking of production orders.

Quality Management

Ensures products meet quality standards through real-time monitoring and control.

Performance Monitoring

Analysis of OEE and downtime to identify areas for improvement.

Inventory Control

Real-time tracking of work-in-progress (WIP) and materials.

Traceability

Lot, batch, operator, and machine-level logging for complete genealogy.

Analytics & Reporting

Generation of KPIs and dashboards for informed decision-making.

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Advantages of Implementation

Key Benefits of MES

Reduce downtime by up to 30%

Improve scrap/yield rates by 25%

Enable predictive maintenance

Ensure full traceability for audits

Faster, data-driven decision-making

Improve OEE and overall ROI

Tailored Solutions

MES in Different Industries

Automotive

Real-time part tracking, ensuring quality control, and managing recalls.

Pharma

Batch compliance, traceability, and adherence to Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP).

Electronics

SMT line quality monitoring and management of complex assembly processes.

Aerospace

Spec compliance, work order tracking, and management of complex assembly processes.

FMCG

Line balancing, automation, and management of fast-moving consumer goods production.

Visualizing Success

MES in Action