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What’s new in Opcenter Research Development and Laboratory 9.1

Extended document management, combine/declare/undeclare option for components and data migration toolkit for Electronic Lab Notebook We are excited to announce…

Man in warehouse using DDMRP to manage manufacturing resources

Smooth out your planning wrinkles with demand-driven material requirements planning (DDMRP)

Demand-driven material requirements planning (DDMRP) is the greatest innovation in supply chain management in decades – at least, so say…

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What’s new in Opcenter Execution Medical Device and Diagnostics 8.7

Supporting greater collaboration and improving operational efficiency We are excited to announce that the latest version of Opcenter Execution Medical…

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What’s new in Opcenter Execution Semiconductor 8.7

Integrating In-Line SPC module using MOM components to replace third-party engine We are excited to announce that the latest version…

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What’s new in Opcenter Execution Electronics 8.7

Improve scheduling and UX with planned machine downtime recognition and higher production throughput We are excited to announce that the…

What’s new in Opcenter APS 18.6

Share important manufacturing documents at work order level across the MOM portfolio We are excited to announce that the latest…

Speak at Realize LIVE 2022

Realize LIVE 2022 is an outstanding opportunity for you to share your expertise in leveraging MES, Scheduling & Planning, Quality, and Manufacturing Intelligence solutions.

Puzzel pieces representing APS and ERP systems are being joined together by buidness people

Advanced planning and scheduling (APS) and enterprise resource planning (ERP) complement each other

Learn how Advanced Planning and Scheduling (APS) and Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) work together to provide the greatest benefit to your manufacturing floor.

Opcenter Execution Discrete: A powerful solution for automotive industry

A new video from Siemens illustrates how Opcenter Execution Discrete’s modular MES approach enables it to meet challenging Automotive industry requirements characterized by high volumes and diverse product configurations.