What are the issues encountered when transitioning a manufacturing management MES system to the cloud?

Easy to operate, cost reduction! Stable system operation with Stratus ftServer [Manga explanation materials provided].

At Strata Motor (a fictitious name), a manufacturer of mechanical parts, they were operating an MES (Manufacturing Execution System) on a PC server. However, due to the absence of a dedicated IT personnel on-site, the production department staff faced a burden in operational maintenance, such as switching to backup machines during server equipment failures and performing maintenance tasks. Therefore, with the expiration of server support, they are considering cloud migration to streamline hardware operations and costs. However, there seem to be various challenges, such as the difficulty of maintenance, higher-than-expected costs, and whether the necessary availability can be achieved. Is it really safe to transition a critical manufacturing system from on-premises to the cloud? Is there a good solution available? This document explains the story of how the introduction of the fault-tolerant server Stratus ftServer resolved system issues in an easy-to-understand comic format. [Contents] - Continuous availability prevents losses due to system failures in advance. - The configuration is simple, providing not only ease of operation but also significant cost benefits. - Comprehensive support services that further enhance the availability of ftServer. *For more details, please refer to the document. Feel free to contact us with any inquiries.

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