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Work order management

Ensures that each production order is completed on time, with the correct work order management and procedures ensuring efficiency, quality, and traceability through all operational phases.

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Work order management, a challenge in conducting production operations

Manufacturing order management represents a priority challenge for factories in conducting their production operations. At the heart of this management lies the delicate balance between meeting delivery deadlines, maintaining product quality, and optimizing resource use. Demand fluctuations, variability in material delivery times, and the need to continuously adjust production plans make the task even more challenging. Effective manufacturing order management is not only crucial for meeting customer expectations in terms of speed and quality; it also plays a key role in reducing production costs and minimizing waste and downtime.
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Integrate IT and Operations
Full visibility
Ensure quality and timing
How do you ensure that IT and OT systems work on shared and automatically updated data? By implementing a Production Order Management system you ensure a two-way link between management systems and assets enabling all stakeholders to have valid and up-to-date information. Reducing manual operations and removing paper ensures the reduction of errors and enables effective data collection. Collected data are then ready to be shared between systems and specialists to enable continuous improvment analysis.
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A Production Order Management system provides full visibility into assets and processes. Navigating real-time asset operating status, production order progress flow and resource availability allows you to react faster to an unforeseen event. With a comprehensive and up-to-date view you can organize resource allocation based on up-to-date data and work on increasing production capcity and flexibility on a daily basis.
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A company's reputation is closely related to its ability to meet delivery times and the quality of its products. A Production Order Management system supports the proper execution of operational steps and adherence to allocated times by automatically providing operators with production order sequences, operating instructions, and quality sampling plans. In addition, Production Order Management tracks all the operatons performed during the execution phase, enabling analysis of activities and continuous optimization of procedures.
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Integrate ERP and Shop floor
Two-way integration between ERP systems and machines to ensure consistency and effectiveness of production plans. Automatically send production orders, Bill of Material and technology recipes to machines and production personnel. Update IT systems with progress, actual resource consumption and performance.
Tracking & Genealogy
Production Order Management allows you to track all life stages of a production order from its planning at the management level to its execution at the machine level. Assets involved, work times, process parameters, operator actions, materials and batches used are tracked and linked together to meet regulations or ensure a path to continuous improvement.
Cost allocation
Production Order Management timely associates resource utilization during production stages. Consumption of raw and semi-finished materials, man hours, energy, or consumables can be allocated to each production order, allowing production processes to be kept under control and anomalies and inefficiencies to be identified.
Standard procedures
Associates each work step of a production order with information to guarantee quality and reduce errors: machine settings, work instructions, safety procedures or technical drawings. Supports operators by guiding them during the execution of each operation and ensures compliance with best practices and regulations.

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AVEVA System Platform

System Platform enables the connection of production assets by creating a real-time framework for supervising and commanding operations.

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AVEVA MES Operations

AVEVA MES Operation enables Production Order Management by enabling the modeling of items, assets, Bill of Materials and processes.

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AVEVA MES Performance

Tracks each phase of an asset or line's life and allows you to measure its perforamance and identify bottlenecks.

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AVEVA MES Quality

Defines sampling plans and procedures, collects samples and analyzes data according to Statistical Process Control logic.

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