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Three MES characteristics that support eight aspects of industrial competitiveness

Overcoming the Operational Squeeze As the world has become less predictable, manufacturers have had to learn to change direction quickly…

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IT/OT Convergence in Factories Today

The increasing complexity of today’s manufacturing industry requires manufacturers to add flexibility to their operations without losing efficiency or productivity….

What is new in Opcenter Intra Plant Logistics 2210

What’s new in Opcenter Intra Plant Logistics 2210

Improving user experience for Opcenter Intra Plant Logistics. Logistics management inside of the factory occurs in different places and levels,…

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MES as a Core Innovation Target

A manufacturing execution system (MES) cannot be an afterthought; rather, it must be a core piece of factory innovation programs….

What’s new in Opcenter Execution Electronics 2210

What’s new in Opcenter Execution Electronics 2210

Using Opcenter Intra Plant Logistics to improve configuration efficiency for the MES We are excited to announce that the latest…

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What’s new in Opcenter Execution Electronics 8.9

Improving integration with Valor Process Preparation and technology enhancements We are excited to announce that the latest version of Opcenter…

What’s new in Opcenter Execution Electronics 8.8

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

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Manufacturing execution systems (MES) and enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems: How they relate

Efficient interaction between manufacturing execution system (MES) and enterprise resource planning (ERP) software is critical to a manufacturer’s productivity and on-time delivery of products. Integration of MES and ERP systems enables their complementary functionality to bring greater benefit to a manufacturer than siloed systems