Software Proposal Presentation Manufacturing FAG

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Software Proposal PresentationManufacturing FAG
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• Mahdie Zafarzadeh
• Ashley Tomic
• Eric Staenz
• Sherrise Amiel
• Francesco Fotia

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Introduction

• Introduction to Manufacturing Execution System
• Formal definition of selected Softwares
• CitectIIM Video
• Evaluation Model (Pivot Table)
• Advantages Disadvantages
• Conclusion Recommendation

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• web-centric Manufacturing
  Execution (MES) software automates the flow of
  information out to the factory floor, and the
  collection and analysis of information from the
  executing process
• -- Aegis Website

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Definition

• Software package made up of various components
• iView
• iTrac
• iQ
• iPortal
• iMonitor
• xLink
• Automates the flow of information
• Collects and analyzes information from the
  manufacturing process

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• enables you to make
  business improvements, such as overall equipment
  effectiveness, by delivering real time production
  management for prioritized action.
• -- CitectIIM Website

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Definition

• Scalable MES solution which delivers real-time
  access to plant information
• Transforms data into manageable information for
  productivity analysis
• Makes information comprehendible to everyone in
  the company
• Allows for real-time decision making

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Diagram--Integration
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Pivot Table Core Requirements
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Pivot Table Rating Requirements
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Advantages

• Align with business strategies
• Optimize production process efficiencies
• Easy to use for end users
• Low installation and training costs
• Can use Excel to analyze plant data
• Easy to compare information between different
  functional area groups
• Corrects problems before they impact on supply
  chain
• Complements existing IT systems

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Disadvantages

• Training program is not customized for PetPro
  users.
• No integration with RFID as of yet
• Need to allow for 6-12 months before software is
  fully implemented

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Advantages

• 100 Web-accessed
• Automatically installed and maintained for
  enterprise-wide use
• Scalable to meet the needs of any enterprise
• Data collection includes human and automated
  machine interfaces

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Disadvantages

• Difficult to implement with SAP
• Increased training costs
• Web-Based, therefore potential for downtime
• No integration with RFID

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Conclusion

• RECOMMENDATION
• Better integration with SAP
• Allows access to real-time information
• Easy to use
• Low installation and training costs
• Data is transformed into information which allows
  all other functional area groups to benefit