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Opcenter Execution Electronics 8.6 has been released!

Providing improved production efficiency, visibility and quality We are excited to announce that the latest version of Opcenter Execution Electronics…

What’s new in Opcenter Scheduling SMT 16.0

In PCB assembly manufacturing, work order modifications, time overruns, and material availability issues frequently disrupt the production schedule. Opcenter™ Scheduling…

Opcenter Execution Medical Device and Diagnostics 8.6 has been released!

Delivering a new RESTful API, an advanced framework and improved configurability We are excited to announce that the latest version…

Opcenter Execution Discrete

Opcenter Execution Discrete 4.2 is now available!

A new version of our MES for Discrete Industries is available: Opcenter Execution Discrete 4.2. Opcenter Execution Discrete is designed…

Integrating quality and PLM processes

Discover the advantages of integrating quality and PLM processes

As product and process complexity continues to increase, manufacturers require quality management best practices to be applied across the whole product lifecycle.

Man checking inventory in a warehouse. He has employed a make-to-stock strategy instead of make-to-order.

Make-to-order versus make-to-stock planning: What makes sense for you?

Whether your manufacturing company currently approaches planning primarily through a make-to-order (MTO) or a make-to-stock (MTS) strategy, it may be…

Opcenter Quality 12.3 has been released!

We are excited to announce the availability of Opcenter Quality 12.3! It enables quality process optimization and avoiding potential failures…

Opcenter APS 18.5 has been released!

We are excited to announce that the latest version of Opcenter APS 18.5 has been released! Opcenter™ APS software is…

Enabling on-time delivery of quality management activities

Boosting on-time delivery of quality management activities

By fully considering and addressing quality from the very beginning of a product development and production cycle, manufacturers can achieve “best-in-class” outcomes and avoid costly variations in advanced planning or implementation stages.