MES Discrete MFG v2

MES for Discrete Manufacturing
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Oracle At-a-Glance
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- Financial Services
Manufacturing At-a-Glance
Raw Materials, Components Value-Added Transformation Finished Goods
Incoming inspection Kitting
Make and assemble Equipment utilization Inventory Management
Quality check Shipping
Work in process Stores management
The extreme competitive pressures of a flattening world are driving manufacturers to improve cost control, customer responsiveness, regulatory compliance, and real-time visibility. It is becoming increasingly obvious that manual methods are no longer viable causing many to seek an IT systems solution. -- Collaborative Production Management for Discrete, ARC Advisory Group, Dec 06
Operational Challenges
Incorrect Planning Information Limited visibility to work in process (WIP) inhibits responsiveness to demand pull Missed Promise Dates Inaccurate Order Status
CORPORATE HQ (w/ Enterprise Business Apps )
Lack of integration between plant-level Manufacturing Execution Systems (MES) results in fragmented data and poor synchronization
C U S T O M E R S
S U P P L I E R S
MES 1
MES 2
MES 3
Component Mfg
Assembly
Final Assembly
Latent information results in reactive quality management Excess Rework Compliance Problems
Inadequate coordination causes inflexible make-tostock production to product push requirements High WIP and Inventory Dedicated Lines
A Need for Change

Leading Business Trends
Lean, Agile, Paperless Manufacturing Improved Operational Efficiencies Reduced Total Cost of Ownership Real-Time Shop Floor Visibility Standardized Plant Systems Reduced cost of compliance
What Analysts are Saying

Meanwhile, Oracle is building a one-stop stop for ERP, EMI, and MES. Oracle has quietly evolved overtly competitive functionality on E-Business Suites rich manufacturing data model - eliminating the need for EMI and MES partners for all but the most complex manufacturing scenarios. -- Colin Masson, Alison Smith, Simon Jacobson, Less ConFusion About Oracles Manufacturing Strategy, AMR Research, Mar 06
Best in Class manufacturers are driven to improve plant floor data management initiatives by two related yet distinct pressures. In fact, both the desire to improve performance improvement program effectiveness and the desire to improve operational performance visibility motivates the majority of Best in Class manufacturers, 70% in both cases.. -- Mehul Shah, Matthew Littlefield, The Enterprise Value of Plant floor Visibility: Empowering Executive Decision Makers, Aberdeen Group, Mar 07
What Customers are Saying

We already deploy Oracle directly on the shop floor and are very excited about the new capabilities available in the Oracle MES for Discrete Manufacturing module that is now available in Release 12. -- David M. Rudzinsky, Vice President, Information Systems, CIO
"Our motivation to deploy Oracle's Manufacturing Execution System (MES) is two-fold: to improve shop efficiencies through the visibility of the shop floor and to enhance the user's experience through increased functionality" -- Stephen York, Vice President, CIO
How Delivers
Foundation: Unified Information Architecture

Develop Contracts Projects HR Finance
Customers,
Suppliers, Products,
Common data model

Market Sell Order Plan
enables a single source of truth
Comprehensive suite of
applications designed to work together
Robust set of integration

services based on open standards
Maintain
Service Fulfill
Procure
Modular deployment
by business flow
Make
Single global instance

implementations
Oracle Discrete Manufacturing Solution

Planning & Scheduling
Manufacturing Intelligence
Flexible, Mixed Mode Manufacturing Repetitive Standard Discrete ETO ATO / CTO MTS Flow / Lean Lot-Based
Product Lifecycle Mgmt
Warehousing / Transportation
Manufacturing Execution
Sample Analyze Adjust
Quality Mgmt
Asset Lifecycle Mgmt
Visibility from Shop Floor to Top Floor
Lot / Serial Genealogy Tracking Project Tracking Service
Shop Floor Sys
Contract Mfgrs
Suppliers
Partner Collaboration and Visibility
MESA 11 MES* Definition

Requirements as Satisfied in Oracle E-Business Suite R12
Sales and Service Mgmt

Dispatching Production Units
MES
Operations / Detailed Scheduling Resource Allocation & Status
R12 Discrete Mfg Family
Enterprise Resource Planning
Other E-Business Suite Apps Partnered Oracle Solution
Document Control Product Tracking & Genealogy Performance Analysis
Supply Chain Mgmt
Regulatory Compliance** Labor Mgmt Maintenance Mgmt Process Management
Product/ Process Engineering Incl. PLM
Machine Controls
Quality Mgmt
Data Collection Acquisition
Human Capital Mgmt
* MES Manufacturing Execution System
**Not a core MES function
Source Article titled Controls Definition & MES to Controls Data Flow possibilities, MESA International, February 2000

Control Demand-Driven Mfg with Integrated Shop Floor Execution
MES for Discrete Mfg ERP
Corp Mgmt
Operator Works from dispatch list Views work instructions and production
related information Reports Time, Record transactions, Enter quality data Reports Production Exceptions
MES
Production Mgmt
Shop Floor Control

System Automation & Control
Supervisor Reviews & resolves exceptions Monitors shop floor progress Expedites Jobs and Reorders Dispatch List Reviews Historical Transactions Accesses Job and Resource Gantts Monitors Production Performance
Deliver Real-Time Shop Floor Visibility to Multiple Layers of Management Reduce TCO / Complexity via Integrated Mfg Mgmt & Production Execution Facilitate Removal of Non Value-Added activities and Maximize Shop Floor Productivity

Execute and Manage Shop Floor Functions efficiently
MES Workstation
Administrator
Supervisor
Operator
Work Orders Released to Shop Floor Works off Dispatch List
Configurable dispatch list- driven execution Configurable work content Clock-in/clock-out for actual time capture Enhanced shop floor transaction reporting Streamlined material transactions with lot/serial entry Shop floor exception reporting
Sets up User Roles and Parameters
Notification sent To Supervisor
MES Supervisor Workbench

Reports Exceptions (if any)
Reviewing exceptions summary with drill

down capabilities Exception resolution Monitoring anticipated resource capacity shortages and current shop floor status Expediting jobs & reordering dispatch lists Viewing historical transactions Viewing Gantt charts Reviewing performance metrics through DBI
Reviews & Resolves Exception

Periodically Reviews Shop Floor Status
Records transactions & Completes Work
Oracle vs. Niche MES Vendors

Oracle MES preferred in all aspects
Objective
Minimize Total Cost of Ownership
Minimize Number of System Vendors
Oracle
Lower TCO due to out of the box seamless integration
Single global instance, single Vendor one stop shop for all system needs Zero maintenance hassles due to seamless integration and common technology
Niche Vendors
Higher TCO due to additional integration costs
Typically multiple instances, multiple vendors
Reduce Maintenance Hassles
Difficult to manage and maintain varied systems built on multiple technologies
Standardize Plant Systems
Easy to achieve standardized and common information platform for all the manufacturing plants in the enterprise Common and standardized user experience across applications and business processes
Difficult to achieve due to varied data model and information platforms Varied user experience in executing vendor-centric business processes
Implement Standardized Procedures and common User Interfaces
Oracle vs. Niche MES Vendors

Oracle MES preferred in all aspects
Objective
Gain Real Time Shop Floor to Top Floor visibility Achieve end to end Supply Chain Visibility Maximize Transactional Performance and Minimize System Response Time
Oracle
Real time visibility to shop floor data across several layers of management Complete supply chain visibility beyond manufacturing
Niche Vendors
Additional integration layers prevent real time data synchronization Limited supply chain visibility outside manufacturing
Single repository supports high volume, high complexity operations and minimizes system response time
Continuous commitment to invest in providing robust functionality due to strong financial base Highly scalable and adaptable to support business growth through leading edge technology
Data synchronization amongst systems difficult in complex operations - longer system response time
Questionable due to weak financial strength and chances of getting acquired by bigger players
Deploy Deeper Execution Capabilities Support Business Growth and New Initiatives through Horizontal and Vertical Scalability
Often not scalable to support growing business needs
Oracle MES for Discrete Manufacturing

Enables you to
Improve Operator Productivity and Efficiency Gain Tighter Control and Better Shop Floor Visibility Achieve lower Total Cost of Ownership Configure and Flexibly deploy as Your Shop Floor MES

Enables you to
Improve Operator Productivity and Efficiency

MES Workstation specifically designed for Shop Floor Operators
MES Workstation for Operators An integral part of the MES for

Discrete Manufacturing Module
Serves as a starting point on any

day in the life an Operator
Provides easy to use tools and all

the information needed for operators to execute their work all through a simplified user interface
Improves Operator Efficiency and

Productivity by minimizing system interaction time

Configurable Dispatch List Driven Execution
Configurable Dispatch List Driven Execution Workstation is Dispatch
List driven
Dispatch list type
Content is highly
Authorization through badge number entry
configurable to improve production efficiencies
Provides several visual

cues that aide Operators in performing their work
Supports a variety of
Dispatch List Actions Jobs not ready to be taken up for production
actions and data drilldowns that can be conveniently performed in the context of any job operation in a dispatch list
Workstation is dispatch list driven, allowing shop floor operators to execute the work in the desired order of priority

Configurable Work Content and Sequential Display of Work Instructions
Configurable Work Content and Sequential Display of Work Instructions Workstation supports
display of configurable Work Content related to a Job Operation
Work Content Actions
Online presentation of Work

Sequential display of Instructions enables companies to go paperless on the shop floor
Instructions guides Operators to perform their work efficiently and enables companies to go paperless on the shop floor
Upon completion of a
specific job, Operators are automatically taken to the detailed work instructions of the next job.
Work Content Page provides sequential display of Work Instructions and simultaneous access to relevant information

Clock In/Clock Out for Actual Time Capture
Clock In/Clock Out for Actual Time Capture Workstation supports
simplified capturing of actual time spent on Job Operations through easy to use Clock In and Clock Out icons or buttons
Operators use the Clock In/Out icons / buttons to record time
Captured times are used to

automatically register resource transactions in WIP
Enhances Operators
Productivity by alleviating the need to report hours manually
Clock In and Clock Out Icons / Buttons can be used to record actual start and end times on a job operation

Streamlined Shop Floor Transaction Reporting
Streamlined Shop Floor Transaction Reporting Workstation provides
several enhanced ways to report transactions flexibly such as;
Perform Express Move on more than one Job Operation
Express Move - allows

Operators to report assembly moves for multiple jobs through a single click
Simultaneous reporting of Move and Scrap transactions
Combined Transactions
allows Operators to simultaneously report Move and Scrap and Move and Reject that can be in a single step
Operators have the ability to perform multiple activities on a job operation/s all through a single screen

Streamlined Shop Floor Transaction Reporting Transactions and Actions in MES Workstation
View Work Content * View Exceptions * View Related Jobs View Job Transactions View Operation Transactions View Job Details Complete Assembly Move Assembly Move and Complete Move and Scrap * Move and Reject * Report Time * Reject Assembly Return Assembly Return and Move Return from Scrap Return from Reject Scrap Assembly Transact Components Express Move * Report Exception * Job On * Job Off * Clock In * Clock Out * Undo Clock In * UnExpedite * Update Note *
* New or enhanced actions introduced in MES Workstation


Streamlined Shop Floor Transaction Reporting
Streamlined Shop Floor Transaction Reporting Workstation provides the
ability to perform multiple transactions in one pass
Perform Move Transaction
Supports several
improvised transaction reporting methods
Improves Operators
Enter Quality Results Review & Report time spent Enter Component Details
Efficiency in reporting shop floor transactions by saving time to perform value added manufacturing activities
Operators have the ability to perform multiple activities on a job operation/s all through a single screen

Shop Floor Exception reporting
Operators report Exceptions Shop Floor Exception Reporting Operators bring attention to
events and occurrences that prevent them from performing work by reporting Shop Floor Exceptions
for events that prevent their work progress
Exceptions can be
categorically logged against specific Exception Types such as Component, Partially finished assemblies, Resource, In-process Quality Problem, other problems that prevent work progress
Operators report Exceptions by specific Exception Type
Supervisors are notified to

act upon these Exceptions
Operators report Exceptions from several places in the Workstation

Enables you to
Gain Tighter Control and Better Shop Floor Visibility

Supervisor Workbench specifically designed for Shop Floor Supervisors
MES Supervisor Workbench Comprised of two Components

Supervisor Dashboard Supervisor Workstation
Helps enforce stricter controls on

manufacturing activities and resolve issues that prevent work progress through several Managerial Functions
Enhances shop floor visibility by

presenting a variety of information to reflect current shop status and issues requiring resolution

Supervisor Dashboard Provides Visibility to Shop Floor Status
Supervisor Dashboard Serves as a starting point on
any day in the life of Supervisors
Exceptions-based Management
Presents a summarized view

of exceptions along with their resolution status
View jobs in process and projected capacity shortages with drill downs to dispatch list
Provides a snapshot of the

current shop floor status and issues requiring resolution
Supports the ability to access

Job & Resource Workbenches
Provides the access to

manufacturing DBI to review Production Performance
Supervisor Dashboard presents a summarized view of current shop floor status and issues requiring resolution

Review Exceptions Summary and Resolution Capabilities
Supervisors take several actions to resolve exceptions Review Exceptions Summary and Resolution Capabilities Supervisors Dashboard
presents a summarized view of open exceptions by exception type
Supervisors have the ability to

drill down to the specific details of the exception and take appropriate action for resolution depending upon the type of exception logged
Supervisors can also

Exceptions can be applied to Impacted Jobs
associate an exception with all jobs that may be impacted by the issue
Exceptions can be resolved by assigning alternate resources, rescheduling job operations, putting problematic jobs on hold, assigning shop floor statuses, etc

Expedite Jobs and Reorder Dispatch List
Supervisor Workstation Similar to MES Workstation
for Operators
Supports additional
Managerial Functions to control Shop Floor activities Provides one click access to supervisory functions Expedite Jobs Reorder Dispatch List based on priority Report resource usage Review Shop Floor Transactions Review Job and Resource Gantts Review Manufacturing DBI
Expedite Jobs
Reorder Job Operations in the order of priority
Supervisors expedite Jobs and Reorder Dispatch Lists in the Workstation

Reporting Resource Usage and Review Historical Transactions
Supervisor Workstation Supports consolidated
reporting for both time based and non time based resource usages - Beneficial in situations where resource usages are reported in specific intervals of time and only authorized personnel such as supervisors can perform such transactions Provides the ability to review all historical transactions for a Job all from a single screen
Reporting usages of both time based and non-based resources simultaneously
Reviewing details related to Job Transactions
Supervisor Workstation provides the ability to report resource usages and review historical transactions

Access Gantt Charts directly from MES
Accessing Gantt Charts
View Job Gantt
View Resource Gantt
Supervisor Workbench provides the ability to access Job and Workbenches from several places to perform activities such as graphical scheduling, dispatching instances, etc.
Load summary vs. Capacity for selected Resources
Supervisors Access workbenches directly through MES for their scheduling needs

Review Performance Metrics accessing Manufacturing DBI through MES
Flexible Time Periods Flexible Comparisons
Accessing Manufacturing DBI

Seamless integration helps Supervisors to monitor Production Performance by directly accessing Manufacturing DBI from the Workbench At a glance:
Production to plan Production value On-time production Mfg cost variance Material usage variance Resource utilization Resource variance Scrap
Real-Time Results Performance Measures
Links
Reports On-time production Current production delayed Scrap by reason
Graphs
Leverage Out of the Box integration with Manufacturing Intelligence

Enables you to
Achieve lower Total Cost of Ownership

Reduce/Eliminate Unnecessary Costs MES for Discrete Manufacturing
Choice of MES for Discrete Manufacturing as Shop Execution System helps..
Eliminate costs associated with licensing,implementing, training, maintaining, supporting and upgrading third party MES products Reduce costs incurred in managing additional interfaces, middleware and multi vendor integration requirements

Choice of MES for Discrete Manufacturing as Shop Execution System helps..
Lower incremental costs incurred in supporting business expansions such as addition of a new plant to enterprise, acquisitions, etc Save extra time and resource costs lost in managing custombuilt integration codes, data alignment issues, and variations in vendor-centric business processes

Deployment of a single integrated ERP/MES solution means..
Fewer components to certify Fewer integration points to manage Fewer vendors to manage Lower Implementation costs Lower Maintenance and Support costs Improved overall reliability and security Lower overall Total Cost of Ownership

Enables you to
Configure and Flexibly deploy as Your MES

Configure based on your deployment needs
Configurability and Flexibility
Offers High degrees of Configurability and Flexibility Ability to define controls by Site Role Organization Department Provides Several Parameters controlling UI Behavior Security Content
Workstation can be configured at several levels
Parameters controlling UI, Content, Behavior & Security
Twenty Seven Parameters can be set at the site, responsibility, organization and department levels to control the user interface layout, content, application behavior and security
Configure and Flexibly deploy as Your MES

Configure based on your deployment needs

Best Suited for Companies having..
Low to Medium production volume, High product mix Looking to move toward a paperless shop floor Relatively light SCADA (machine automation) layer
Can be deployed at the following Industries...

High Tech OEMs Industrial Manufacturing Medical Devices Aerospace & Defense
Automotive Suppliers
Oracle Discrete Manufacturing Products

Develop Contracts Projects HR Finance Maintain Service Fulfill
Customers,
Suppliers, Products,
Market Sell Order Plan Procure
Discrete Manufacturing Flow Manufacturing Shop Floor Management MES for Discrete Mfg Production Scheduling Mobile Supply Chain Apps Manufacturing Intelligence
plus Product Lifecycle Mgmt Configurator, iStore, SC Planning, Procurement Depot Repair, Field Svc
Make
Evolution of Oracle Discrete Manufacturing

Base Differentiators New in 11i.10 New in R12
Mixed mode manufacturing

- Flow manufacturing - Project- / contract-based manufacturing - Configure / assemble to order (CTO / ATO) - OSFM real-time shop floor visibility and MES / ERP integration Lot / serial genealogy tracking Partner / outsource manufacturing collaboration Integrated manufacturing data collection plans, intelligence, and quality management Non-conformance mgmt & corrective action tracking
Multi-org transfer pricing and

costing for supplier and across set of books drop shipments Electronic signatures and records for 21 CFR part 11 Global procurement, global forecasting and option dependent sourcing for CTO Outbound supplier sequence for production line synchronization OSFM enhanced shop floor control with resource centric Gantt chart and finite capacity scheduling Improved project and subledger management for ETO Single row self-service entry of quality results, nonconformances and CARs
Manufacturing Execution
System for Discrete Enhanced execution for Flow and OSFM Fixed Component Usage Enhanced Genealogy unified view of lot and serial genealogy, integrated quality Quality audit solution Quality integration to EAM Asset and Depot Repair Tasks OSFM support for lot/serial controlled assemblies Chargeable Subcontracting and Golden Tax Adapter CTO/ATO auto-create internal requisitions Production Scheduling Integration to OSFM and WIP
All Supported by Leading Technology
J2EE Application Server Development Tools Process Orchestration Business Intelligence Collaboration Tools Data Hubs Security / Identity Mgmt Enterprise Portal Web Services Mgmt
Real Application Clusters Partitioning Advanced Security Data Mining Spatial Data OLAP Warehouse Builder Enterprise Management Secure Backup
Customer Case Studies*
*Customers using Oracle WIP/MSCA today as MES
COMPANY OVERVIEW A leading developer, manufacturer and supplier of premium diagnostic and medical imaging systems dedicated to serving the healthcare needs of women. Employs over 1,000 people and generates $387M in yearly revenues. CHALLENGES / OPPORTUNITIES Difficult to coordinate production scheduling to optimize output due to multiple manufacturing systems Non Availability of information when needed due to several disconnected systems and databases with redundant information SOLUTIONS Live on EBS 11i (11.5.10.2) MFG/Supply Chain (Discrete MFG, Quality, Inventory, Planning, Purchasing, iSupplier) Financials Order Management, CRM HR, Incentive Comp, HR Self Service, OLM OFA, ADI, FSG, Discoverer
CUSTOMER PERSPECTIVE The Oracle [EBS] system ties together all of our financial and manufacturing data. It has been instrumental in enabling us to reduce inventories and provides comprehensive real time information to monitor our business. -- Mike Parrilla, VP of Manufacturing RESULTS Better shop floor visibility and control in managing mixed mode manufacturing environments Timely access to accurate operational information through a standard singleinstance system Increased Labor Productivity Improved Inventory Accuracy & Control Reduced Inventory As much as 50% in some plants Reduced Part Shortages by 67% Improved Customer Service
COMPANY OVERVIEW Leaders in Computer-Based Measurement and Automation. Headquartered in Austin, Texas, NI has more than 3,900 employees with direct operations in nearly 40 countries. CHALLENGES / OPPORTUNITIES
CUSTOMER PERSPECTIVE Oracle Solution allowed NI to continue to expand its platform without having to look to 3rd party systems and complete its supply chain visibility within Oracle. -- Steven Lusk, Manufacturing Business Analyst Manager RESULTS Achieved improved Supply chain visibility from a transactional standpoint Reduced system maintenance cost due to stable platform and code base Increased productivity due to reduced user errors and increased efficiency through serialized WIP transactions Improved Product traceability and tracking Supported 40% greater volume in the year following implementation with no headcount increase Eliminated 90+% of previously utilized customizations
level of technical competency in production Complex R&D/Engineering Environment High Mix low volume with unique serialization challenges Testing (i.e. automated, planning, execution) Complex R&D/Engineering Environment Global Distribution and Inventory Mgmt SOLUTIONS Live on EBS 11i (11.5.9) Discrete Manufacturing, Mobile Supply Chain Apps, Quality and over 40 other applications Discrete Manufacturing user for nearly 12 years
Multiple disparate systems Multi-level Assemblies requiring a higher
COMPANY OVERVIEW A leading medical technology company with the most broadly based range of products in orthopedics and a significant presence in other medical specialties. Achieved net earnings of $830 million in 2006. . CHALLENGES / OPPORTUNITIES Significant compliance risk with regulatory and financial statutory requirements Existing system extremely fragile and highly customized - inadequate to support 20% growth of $500 million business Legacy system linked to over 40 systems creating data integrity issues and lacked scalability to support business growth Maintaining expensive interfaces for 40 different systems and technologies Additional system functionality required to support growing business requirements Business required more real time data to facilitate business decisions
SOLUTIONS Live on EBS 11i (11.5.10) Discrete Manufacturing, Demand Planning, ASCP, MSCA, Purchasing, iProcurement, iSupplier Portal, Order Management, WMS Advanced Pricing, Depot Repair, Service Contracts, Installed Base, Configurator Financials RESULTS Single source of truth with support for all major processes in one suite of applications Gained control in complying to SarbanesOxley and CFR Part 11 regulations Reduced cost of maintenance with horizontal and vertical scalability Replaced paper based incoming quality inspection records by electronic inspection records Achieved paperless compliance in manufacturing processes leveraging Oracles ERES functionality


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Presenters Name Presenters Title

Safe Harbor Statement

17,700 partners 60,000 employees 14,000 developers 7,000 support staff

Incoming inspection Kitting

Make and assemble Equipment utilization Inventory Management

Quality check Shipping

Work in process Stores management

CORPORATE HQ (w/ Enterprise Business Apps )

A Need for Change

What Analysts are Saying

What Customers are Saying

Foundation: Unified Information Architecture

Common data model

enables a single source of truth

Robust set of integration

Single global instance

Oracle Discrete Manufacturing Solution

Product Lifecycle Mgmt

Asset Lifecycle Mgmt

Visibility from Shop Floor to Top Floor

Lot / Serial Genealogy Tracking Project Tracking Service

Shop Floor Sys

Partner Collaboration and Visibility

MESA 11 MES* Definition

Sales and Service Mgmt

R12 Discrete Mfg Family

Enterprise Resource Planning

Other E-Business Suite Apps Partnered Oracle Solution

Document Control Product Tracking & Genealogy Performance Analysis

Supply Chain Mgmt

Regulatory Compliance** Labor Mgmt Maintenance Mgmt Process Management

Product/ Process Engineering Incl. PLM

Data Collection Acquisition

Human Capital Mgmt

* MES Manufacturing Execution System

**Not a core MES function

MES for Discrete Manufacturing

Shop Floor Control

MES for Discrete Manufacturing

Work Orders Released to Shop Floor Works off Dispatch List

Sets up User Roles and Parameters

Notification sent To Supervisor

MES Supervisor Workbench

Reviewing exceptions summary with drill

Reviews & Resolves Exception

Records transactions & Completes Work

Oracle vs. Niche MES Vendors

Reduce Maintenance Hassles

Difficult to manage and maintain varied systems built on multiple technologies

Standardize Plant Systems

Implement Standardized Procedures and common User Interfaces

Oracle vs. Niche MES Vendors

Often not scalable to support growing business needs

Oracle MES for Discrete Manufacturing

Oracle MES for Discrete Manufacturing

Improve Operator Productivity and Efficiency

MES Workstation for Operators An integral part of the MES for