New product introductions (NPI) are occurring more often, and industrial machinery manufacturers are turning to Industry 4.0 Smart Manufacturing solutions. Industrial machinery manufacturers who use manufacturing execution systems (MES) can build a smart factory that embraces mass customization. This video highlights an MES solution capable of creating a smart factory through digital transformation.

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Smart factories using MES embrace the complexity associated with mass customization and rapid product development. At the same time, they’re reducing time to market and maintaining high-quality standards. Smart factories using MES accomplish all of this with a more intelligent, data-driven approach.

With every new product introduction, industrial machinery manufacturers must define production planning processes, including quality checks, work instructions, and documents to guide operators. An MES can help with manufacturing automation and scheduling. Managing customer order priorities, handling supply delays, detecting shortages, and keeping schedules aligned with actual production all help industrial machinery manufacturers stay ahead of competition.

Smart manufacturing engineers take real time manufacturing data analytics and leverage them to continuously improve their equipment, processes, and personnel. Industrial machinery manufacturers who implement shop floor and factory data collection systems into their equipment ultimately help their customers by reducing time to market. Watch the video and find out how Opcenter, an MES solution from Siemens, is taking advantage of data analytics in the manufacturing industry.

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