What hurts most in your industry?
Industries are divided by who you sell to; product lines by the capability we provide. One capability can serve several industries, and that is intentional.
Steel / Aluminium / Cement
Every EU-bound shipment needs embodied emissions, while shop-floor data sits scattered by tonne, by heat and by shift.
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Chemicals
One record per batch sounds simple until recipe changes, rework and re-blending make the ledger impossible to reassemble.
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Medical devices
Regulated industry — electronic batch records, deviations/CAPA and audit traceability decide compliant delivery.
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Electronics manufacturing / SMT
Component, PCBA and SMT lines: traceability, yield and equipment connectivity are the core asks.
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New-energy manufacturing
Battery and charging-equipment manufacturing weighs scheduling, equipment connectivity and carbon data equally — and must be kept strictly separate from the charging-infrastructure O&M service.
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Automotive parts & electronics
High mix, strict traceability and PPAP/audit requirements make batch genealogy and quality closure mandatory.
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Other discrete manufacturing
Discrete manufacturers outside the listed industries also need traceability, scheduling and quality digitalisation.
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Military Industry MES
Strict lot control, high traceability and compliance, high-mix low-volume, frequent process changes, paper records hard to audit.
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Instrumentation Industry MES
Precision assembly and inspection rely on fixtures and metrology; many process parameters, fine traceability, hard to locate quality波动.
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Semiconductor Industry MES
Long wafer/assembly-test flows, complex equipment and recipe management, high yield and lot-traceability needs, hard to unify cross-equipment data.
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