Could deep, proven planning, scheduling, and execution deliver higher value if they acted as a closed-loop, real-time system? OK, that’s an obvious yes, particularly for complex discrete industries. While it’s not common in the market, it is the driving vision for Eyelit Technologies (Eyelit). They are leveraging both longstanding Eyelit integration capabilities and more recently…
Low-Code
TilliT Low-Code MES and APS Soon to Weave into Roima
Can multi-tenant cloud-based low-code software run and optimize production operations? Apparently, some companies are using TilliT for just that. The combination of MES with quality, AI-powered scheduling, analytics, and edge technology serves not just mid-market but also smaller and larger companies. Partners and manufacturers are deploying the system themselves after just a few days of…
GE Vernova’s Proficy Suite Gains Data Hub and Scheduler
How can a comprehensive manufacturing software suite that works across batch, hybrid, and complex discrete industries hosted on cloud, edge, or on-prem deliver more value? GE Vernova’s answer is to improve central data management, embed more AI, and enable customers to unlock capacity through detailed scheduling. The GE Vernova’s Proficy® Software & Services Suite update…
PLM and Process Industry Digital Threads
How can process industry companies take advantage of the proven digital thread and PLM capabilities used in the discrete manufacturing industries? Process manufacturers, including food & beverage, chemicals, oil & gas, and cosmetic, have traditionally been underserved by packaged PLM software systems. These companies need fully capable PLM solutions tailored to their unique needs to…
The Role, Value, and Fit of PLM for the Process Industries
How can process manufacturers, who are traditionally undersupported by PLM offerings, manage their digital threads and bridge the gaps from formulas, to process, to plant, to the supply chain? Where can recipe-driven companies, including those in chemicals, food & beverage, cosmetics, oil & gas, and other related “process industry” companies, turn for PLM? The answer…
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