A plan is only worth something if execution is visible. These are the case studies of manufacturers that started seeing equipment losses in real time, and of those that put orders, carriers, docks and invoices in a single flow — driven by data instead of phone calls.
From the people who run the solution every day.
“Since installing Evocon and rolling it out across the plant, we review every equipment loss daily and know minute by minute what is happening in our factories. OEE has improved by more than 30% compared with last year.”VASSILIS MAVROIDISProduction Manager, Papoutsanis
“With AX4 we no longer depend on our transport providers' IT systems to find out where a shipment is.”JOCHEN MAHLERSenior Manager Sample Services, BASF
Without reliable shop floor data, OEE becomes an estimate and the production meeting becomes an argument about whose numbers are right. These case studies started reviewing equipment losses every day and lifted the metric by up to 39%. First, understand the difference between OEE and MES.
When every carrier has its own portal and its own file, answering “where is the load?” depends on phone calls and email. These case studies brought the whole network into a single dashboard, with real-time tracking and freight audit. See what Siemens Digital Logistics is.
Execution only becomes stable when the plan and the schedule reaching the shop floor are actually feasible.
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