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Making the decision to invest in an MES means you have taken the first step towards optimizing your production operations. But how can you ensure a choice that adds value and delivers genuine competitive gain?
This is the third article of a series on how to decide whether to build or buy software. Following are three suggestions for the cost categories you should consider, beginning with near-term expenses and the associated need for cash.
This is the second article of a series on how to decide whether to build or buy software. A framework that can guide you in making that decision.
This is the first article of a series on how to decide whether to build or buy software. To start, we explain the three critical strategy questions important to answer up front.
The entire plant must have access to the data it needs at all times, from any area of the facility and beyond. Plus, anywhere in the enterprise might need access to accurate, timely, and in-context data from production.
The digital twin can substantially boost the ability of electronics manufacturers to better monitor their process performance and train/deploy their employees faster.
Electronic Manufacturing value chains are reeling under uncertain market conditions that punctuate the market today and are seeking solutions to make their operations more resilient and insulated from ever emerging risks.
What an ideal MES for the electronics industry looks like and what are the critical capabilities the solution must have to help electronics manufacturers address the challenges they face.
What an ideal MES for the electronics industry looks like and what are the critical capabilities the solution must have to help electronics manufacturers address the challenges they face.