The systems below follow the production flow, from product development and business planning through shop-floor execution, warehousing and equipment data.
Manage product structures, drawings, revisions and changes. Route design updates to process, procurement and production teams so obsolete documents stop circulating.
02 / ENTERPRISE
SCM · Supply Chain Management
Track purchase plans, supplier commitments, deliveries and exceptions. Give planners early visibility into supply risk and carry changes into production schedules.
03 / ENTERPRISE
CRM · Customer Relationship Management
Keep requirements, opportunities, contracts and after-sales issues in one customer record for sales, delivery and service teams.
04 / ENTERPRISE
QMS · Quality Management
Maintain inspection criteria and nonconformance records. Link them to batches, operations and owners, then track corrective action and reinspection.
05 / ENTERPRISE
ERP · Enterprise Resource Planning
Manage core order, purchasing, inventory, finance and planning data, providing consistent business documents to production and warehouse systems.
06 / FACTORY
MES · Manufacturing Execution
Turn plans into shop-floor work orders and record progress, material use, quality and exceptions. Managers can follow execution by order or operation.
07 / FACTORY
WMS · Warehouse Management
Manage item codes, bin locations, batches, receipts, issues and stock counts. Barcode workflows help reconcile physical and system inventory.
08 / FACTORY
LES · Logistics Execution
Plan picking, delivery, receipt and returns around work orders and station needs, retaining a record of material movement and use.
09 / FACTORY
ANDON · Shop-Floor Response
When equipment, quality or material issues arise, alert the responsible team and record response, resolution and recovery times.
10 / FACTORY
DCS · Distributed Control
Connect operating state, alarms and key parameters from process-control systems, exposing the required information to business applications with appropriate access controls.
11 / INDUSTRIAL IoT
Equipment Connectivity
Define protocols, sampling rates and device IDs, then associate equipment states with work orders, lines and shifts.
12 / INDUSTRIAL IoT
Equipment Monitoring
Collect run/stop events, alarms and key metrics. Time-based histories give maintenance teams evidence for troubleshooting.
13 / INDUSTRIAL IoT
Service Applications
Build applications for inspection, preventive maintenance, repair or energy use, linked to equipment registers and production systems.
14 / INDUSTRIAL IoT
Data Analysis
Analyze cycle time, downtime and quality by line, operation, machine and shift to identify where investigation is needed.
