Building the business case for MES
■MES software can connect, manage, validate and optimize all aspects of production. When implementing an MES solution, you have options. A comprehensive MES — which can be purchased as a single-plant, multi-plant or industry-specific solution — can help you meet a range of productivity, quality, compliance and cost-saving goals.
■Sometimes, however, a comprehensive MES solution delivers more than you initially need. In these instances, individual MES applications can address your specific challenges while building toward an eventual full-scale MES deployment. These applications can start with a single use case at the machine or work-area level, and then scale up to a larger MES solution over time as ROI is realized.
■MES applications include the following:
▲Production-management applications
▲Quality-management applications
▲Performance-management applications
▲Warehouse-management applications
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