QAD MES Strategy and Direction Phil Friedman

slide1. QAD MES Strategy and Direction Phil Friedman vice-president solutions marketing
Bengt Johansson – product architect R&D<br>
slide2. 2 Definition and architecture
Alignment to ERP
QAD strategy and direction
QAD Version 1.0
Capabilities
Partners alignment
MES in the cloud
Partnering with our customer Agenda MES Strategy and Direction<br>
slide3. Definition and Architecture MES Strategy and Direction 3<br>
slide4. An information technology system(s) that manage(s) manufacturing operations in factories. International standards and models have refined the scope of such systems. Activities typically include:
Management of product definitions
Management of resources
Scheduling
Dispatching of production orders
Execution of production orders
Collection of production data
Production performance analysis
Production track and trace MES Definition MES Strategy and Direction 4<br>
slide5. 5 Improve productivity and reduce cycle-time--the total time to produce an order.
By integrating an MES with ERP software, factory managers can be proactive about ensuring the delivery of quality products in a timely, cost−effective manner MES Goal MES Strategy and Direction<br>
slide6. Alignment to ERP MES Strategy and Direction 6<br>
slide7. PLC Manufacturing Architecture MES Strategy and Direction 7 ERP Manufacturing Engineering Planning Replenishment Shipping Shop Floor Module Schedule &
Release Production
Reporting Quality
Management MES<br>
slide8. SCADA - Supervisory Control And Data Acquisition
SPC - Statistical Process Control
LIMS - Laboratory Information Management System
ASRS - Automatic Storage and Retrieval System
QMS - Quality Management System
Shop Floor Data Collection
Process Control
PLC communication
Plus Components of MES MES Strategy and Direction 8<br>
slide9. Transaction volumes
Uptime
System of record
Data visibility across the plant/company
Specialty machines, variety MES and ERP MES Strategy and Direction 9<br>
slide10. QAD Strategy and Direction MES Strategy and Direction 10<br>
slide11. MES Strategy and Direction Build key functionality into core product
Tightly couple with QAD’s ERP solution
Leverage strategic partners
Shop floor data collection
Quality
Open API’s for integration
E.g. LIMS
SCADA Strategy 11<br>
slide12. MES applications
Communicating with machine or PLC
Automation – Process Control
Mass data collection – SPC
Shop Floor Services Strategy Extensions Via Partners & API’s MES Strategy and Direction 12<br>
slide13. QAD MES Version 1.0 MES Strategy and Direction 13<br>
slide14. MES – Shop Floor Current Functionality MES Strategy and Direction 14 MSW/PSW WO (Advanced)
Repetitive Kanban Warehousing Quality
Management Reports
BI QXtend Traceability<br>
slide15. MES Direction MES Strategy and Direction Partner API’s and connectors
MES applications
Communicating with machine or PLC 2016 2014 2012 2011 2013 2015 2017 2019 2018 2020 15 Automation – Process Control
Mass data collection – SPC
Shop Floor Services Operator Workbench
Shop Floor Connector
Manufacturing Intelligence Serialization
Quality Management MSW/PSW
Scheduling and releasing
WO + Repetitive
Quality Management
Warehousing
Traceability
Reporting BI
APIs Today In Process Planned Strategic<br>
slide16. MES Version 1.0 MES Strategy and Direction 16 ERP Shop Floor Module Schedule &
Release Shop Floor
Reporting Operator Workbench MES Manufacturing
Intelligence Serialization Quality Management Shop Floor Connector PLC<br>
slide17. 17 Serialization
Inventory serialization
Packaging
Label printing
APIs & barcode reading
Process manufacturing
Data collection
Quality management
Item and lot attributes
Potency, concentration, catch weight
Traceability – genealogy MES – In-Process and Planned MES Strategy and Direction<br>
slide18. Visualize all info needed to do the job
Schedule
Order info
Product specs, drawings
Operation instructions, Videos, SOP
Capture data at the source
Produced output
Material usage
Time labor machine
Test results Operator Workbench MES Strategy and Direction 18<br>
slide19. Operator Workbench MES Strategy and Direction 19<br>
slide20. Order-Job Status
Resource Status
OEE, productivity, availability, quality
KPI, trending
Demonstrated throughput
Display boards Desktops Mobile Manufacturing Intelligence, Dashboards, Visualization 20<br>
slide21. Targeted software suppliers
Pre−defined data transfer capabilities
Bi−directional
Ability to easily transfer data
Leverage Q-Xtend Connectors MES Strategy and Direction 21<br>
slide22. Support multiple requirements and solutions
Outbound examples
BOM
Pick list
Routing
Inbound examples
Quality / LIMS
Time and material / labor
Receipts Open API’s For Integration MES Strategy and Direction 22<br>
slide23. Partner Strategy MES Strategy and Direction 23<br>
slide24. Leverage strategic partners
Shop floor data collection
Quality
Connectors for targeted suppliers
Industry and customer focused
Open API’s for integration
I.e. LIMS
SCADA Partner Strategy MES Strategy and Direction 24<br>
slide25. Shop floor data collection
Vendor neutral, but targeted
Eagle – Factivity – Freedom – Radley
Quality
Cebos Strategic Partners MES Strategy and Direction 25<br>
slide26. MES In The Cloud MES Strategy and Direction 26<br>
slide27. Manufacturing Site Enabling MES in the cloud MES Strategy and Direction 27 BarcodePrinters RF
Terminals RFID QAD On Demand
Data Center Capability to run offline
I.e. Data Collection
Store and forward when recovered<br>
slide28. Partnering With Our Customers MES Strategy and Direction 28<br>
slide29. Commitment to Innovation MES Strategy and Direction 29<br>
slide30. 30 Metrics Affected MES Strategy and Direction<br>
slide31. 31 Engage with QAD R&D and Marketing teams to help define and prioritize our roadmap
Please attend Work bench presentation
Wednesday 4:00 – Manufacturing efficiency
Stop by the Expo and see the partner products mentioned in this session:
Eagle
Factivity
Freedom
Radley Next Steps MES Strategy and Direction<br>
slide32. 32 Phil Friedman phf@qad.com
Bengt Johansson bjj@qad.com Questions & Answers MES Strategy and Direction<br>
slide33. www.qad.com
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