The Perfect Plant
Is about Asset Performance and Utilization being monitored and events triggered automatically.
EAM processes are optimized and all asset content is available in a single source. EAM process are tightly linked to Manufacturing Processes.
Is about Manufacturing Execution being monitored and nearly event free due to proactive monitoring and automated event handling that is tightly coupled with EAM and the enterprise.
Is about Operational Scheduling / Planning. Adjustments are not driven primarily by unplanned events in manufacturing but rather by demand shifts and other factors. Manufacturing is able to manage these changes more rapidly and reliably.
Our Insights
- A well designed manufacturing system without a good performance management mechanism is likely to end up with several unnoticed inefficiencies.
- A proper IT architecture is needed to extract the right information for performance management; this can be established by vertical integration.
- With a good performance management mechanism, one should be able to signal and tackle operational inefficiencies, which is necessary to achieve operational excellence.
- Perfect plant processes offer capabilities that help you respond faster to changes in marketplace conditions and minimize the impact on the bottom line. The result is greater momentum, driving you to increased yields, superior asset utilization, and streamlined order fulfillment.
Your Success
The Perfect Plant aligns and improves key performance indicators and so offers significant benefits in a number of areas:
- a better quality analysis.
- enhanced maintenance strategies that ensure better uptime.
- shop-floor visualization capabilities.
- more effective procurement.
- decreased manufacturing/raw materials costs.
- increased plant efficiencies.
- higher production yields.
- lower maintenance costs.
- reduced capital investments.
- smaller inventory.
In a few words: You will benefit from an enhanced value chain agility and customer responsiveness thanks to a complete value chain integration and visibility.
