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Process management system for small and medium-sized manufacturing industries

Process management system for small and medium-sized manufacturing industries

A production process management system that combines "lightweight" and "simplicity."

Our company offers a "Process Management System for Small and Medium-sized Manufacturing Enterprises" that achieves integrated management of production and sales, accommodating a wide range of production forms from custom orders to full repeat production. From estimates to order placement, inventory management, work instructions, process progress management, inspection and shipping, and labor management, we provide fully integrated support for all necessary business functions in manufacturing. Customization, including EDI support, is also freely available. 【Features】 ■ Easy to use for anyone with barcode input ■ Customization is free, allowing you to create your own unique documents and forms (PDF output is also available) ■ Applicable to a wide range of fields, including metal processing, food processing, construction, and printing ■ You can build a system unique to your company for estimate, order management, inventory management, etc. ■ Realization of necessary functions in manufacturing with "complete integration" *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

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Process Management System for Parts Manufacturing Industry

Process Management System for Parts Manufacturing Industry

You will be able to efficiently coordinate between projects and grasp the amount of work!

The "Process Management System for Parts Manufacturing" is a system that organizes various information used for managing work processes, including work instructions, and enables visualization of production, progress, and operational status by product and machine. By scanning the two-dimensional code listed on the work instruction with a tablet device, it allows for easy management of process progress, and real-time monitoring of production and operational status can be conducted from a large monitor. 【Specifications】 ■ OS: Windows, Android ■ Development Language: C#, ASP.NET Core, Xamarin ■ DB: MSSQL ■ Peripheral Devices: Barcode Reader, Tablet, Android TV *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Order-based production manufacturing industry process management system 'Sakutto Process SP'

Order-based production manufacturing industry process management system 'Sakutto Process SP'

Employees can plan overtime and holiday work effectively! Increased machine operating rates through suitable algorithms.

"Sakutto Process SP" is a process management system designed for parts processing industries that engage in small-lot, repetitive production and custom manufacturing. With an optimal algorithm, machine operating rates are improved. By integrating with an automatic scheduler, you can use this dream-like system at a low cost. 【Features】 ■ No need for a process planner ■ Can provide reliable delivery dates to customers ■ Can quickly make decisions on urgent orders ■ Allows for planned overtime and holiday work for employees ■ Optional work performance collection system (Sakutto POP) eliminates the need for daily reports *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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Reasons Why Production Plans Don't Progress as Planned, No Matter How Many Measures Are Taken - Top 5

Reasons Why Production Plans Don't Progress as Planned, No Matter How Many Measures Are Taken - Top 5

Even with thorough measures in place, disruptions in production planning can still occur. What are the reasons for this? Here are five main factors that can lead to the breakdown of plans, presented concisely!

In the manufacturing field, no matter how many measures are taken, there are times when things do not proceed as planned. This time, we will introduce five particularly impactful factors. 1. Fluctuations in demand and sudden changes in specifications Sudden additional orders or changes in specifications from customers can disrupt production plans. This is influenced by market changes and the trend towards shorter delivery times. 2. Re-manufacturing and rework due to quality defects When defects are found during the process or inspection, re-manufacturing or corrections become necessary. This is particularly likely to occur with complex products or initial lots, and even with strengthened quality control, it cannot be reduced to zero. 3. Delays from outsourcing and partner companies Delays in outsourced processing or parts supply can stall the entire process. Factors include capacity shortages, transportation troubles, and risks associated with overseas procurement. 4. Sudden equipment troubles Even with preventive maintenance, aging equipment or specialized machinery can experience unexpected failures. Complete prevention is difficult, and the ability to respond on-site is required. 5. Insufficient accuracy in production planning In low-volume, high-variety production, changing setups and transitions can take time, leading to deviations from the plan. Equipment downtime and underestimating on-site capacity can also impact planning. By anticipating these factors in advance, the impact can be minimized.

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