There is an important task between the order being generated in the ERM system and invoicing – and this task is manufacturing. The task is executed by manufacturing staff – engineers’ plans the production, foremen schedule, assign and monitor tasks, while operators execute the tasks using different tools and machines. When a task has been completed, quantities are reported to the foreman, who in turn reports quantities to the ERM system.
We can talk of a real MES when the above tasks have at least been partially covered by different IT solutions, since MES stands for Manufacturing Execution System.
However, solutions whose execution is still in the hands of people, but at least a part of the process is traced digitally, are also generally called MES solutions.
In addition, a competence matrix or an efficiency monitoring application is also called MES as such projects often form the basis of a real MES solution. Therefore, a best practice is to introduce an easily scalable solution.
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