Every manufacturing ecosystem is a meticulous blend of various tasks, components, and processes. Each of them holds its significance, ensuring that the final product emerges as envisioned. However, the real challenge isn’t just to execute these tasks, but to synchronize them, ensuring that each seamlessly leads to the next, creating a rhythm in production.
Key Features
Integration with Other Systems
- AIDA MES ensures data exchange with other business management systems such as ERP, Warehouse Management Systems (like SAP or similar systems), or any other system relevant for production execution and data exchange.
- Data exchange includes production orders, material master records, specifications for work order execution, data on produced items, material and consumables consumption, scrap, efficiency, finished and packaged products ready for delivery, and similar.
Centralized Execution Management
- Data on production orders and other system relevant data is centralized and stored in AIDA data servers to be available for all AIDA systems.
- Production orders data is distributed to operations and working centres to be available to machines and operators in real-time.
- This centralization simplifies distributed task coordination and improves operational oversight.
Dynamic material flow
- Adapts the list of types and quantities of materials in production in real-time, and changes in material consumption and produced items are synchronized with other systems.
- This adaptability is crucial to ensuring material availability and avoiding short-term production interruptions and downtime.
- It supports efficient resource allocation and process continuity.
