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What's in it for Me?

 

IT Managers  |  Plant Managers  |  Maintenance Engineers  |  Process Engineers  |  Quality Assurance (QA) Managers  |  Corporate Executive Managers  |

 


Benefits to IT Managers

IT Managers:

  • An easy-to-use interface gives IT managers ‘point and click’ access to all plant data as well as low installation and training costs. Reports can be automated in minutes using standard Microsoft SQL or Oracle database client tools.

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Benefits to Plant Managers

Plant Managers:

  • Plant managers can easily integrate business information with plant KPIs to maximize asset utilization and quickly measure yield, downtime, quality or material waste and determine a course of action to improve performance.

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Benefits to Plant Floor Operators

Maintenance Engineers:

  • Maintenance engineers can increase asset effectiveness, track equipment statistics, such as run hours and number of overloads, optimize service intervals and reduce bottlenecks and unscheduled stoppages.

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Benefits to Control Engineers

Process Engineers:

  • Engineers can use standard tools like Excel to analyze plant information and identify areas that require improvement such as increasing response time, streamlining scheduling, analyzing equipment failures and inventory shelf-life.

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Benefits to System Integrators

Quality Assurance (QA) Managers:

  • Quality Assurance personnel can easily compare plant production outputs against specifications and environmental regulations, analyze quality implications and automate record keeping and reports.

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Benefits to IT Managers

Corporate Executive Managers:

  • With real-time enterprise-wide information at their fingertips, CEOs, CFOs and business managers can confidently take prioritized action leading to increased profit margins and optimized quality, based on KPIs such as:

    • Operational Equipment Efficiency (OEE),
    • Return on Assets (ROA),
    • energy utilization,
    • production performance and
    • quality trends.

    Executives can also compare information between different production lines or plants, be they in different towns or countries, and make changes which will optimize business performance.

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