Industry · Manufacturing
Technology for manufacturing.
Manufacturers coordinate orders, production, quality and supply across plants and partners. Many still bridge capable ERP systems with spreadsheets on the shop floor.
Common operational challenges
What tends to slow things down.
- 01Production status unclear until the end of a shift
- 02Quality checks recorded on paper
- 03Customer order changes communicated informally
- 04Supplier and inventory data inconsistent across systems
Capabilities and systems
Where Omnexa would typically help.
Relevant Omnexa capabilities
Representative systems
- Shop-floor data capture applications
- Quality and non-conformance workflows
- Customer order portals
- Production and supply dashboards
Related solution foundations
Integration and governance
Connections and controls to plan for.
Integration requirements
ERP systemsMachine and sensor data platforms (where available)Supplier portals and EDIWarehouse and shipping systems
Security and governance considerations
- Separation of operational technology and business networks considered in design
- Traceability of quality records
- Role-based access for partners and suppliers
- Change control for production-critical systems
Representative solution scenario
Digital quality checks connected to the ERP
- Starting situation
- Quality inspections are recorded on paper and typed into the ERP later, delaying the response to defects.
- Proposed system
- Tablet-based inspection forms capture results and photos, create non-conformance records instantly and update the ERP.
- Expected categories of improvement
- + Faster defect response
- + Complete traceability
- + Less duplicate data entry
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Discuss a manufacturing project.
Describe your current systems and where work gets stuck. We will respond with questions and an initial view on approach.