Production Management System Selection Guide [with Checklist] Available for Free Distribution

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last updated：Jan 05, 2026

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Packed with tips to solve common challenges during implementation and find the best production management system for your company!

This is a guide on how to choose a production management system for those selecting one for the first time, aimed at ensuring a successful implementation. It includes a system selection checklist and common failure examples that we hope you will find helpful. 【This document provides insights on the following】 - What a production management system is - Feedback from companies that failed to implement a production management system - How to choose a production management system without making mistakes *This document can be downloaded from the "Catalog" section at the bottom of the page.

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◆Production Management System "SmartF" - Three Strengths 【1. Small Start Implementation, Compatible with Existing Systems】 - Usable by function unit - Partial implementation from some locations is acceptable ⇛ Start with the minimum necessary functions and costs to minimize risks and the burden on the site. 【2. Trial Use with Implementation Consulting Available】 - Implementation support staff familiar with the site conducts hearings - System operation design considering existing operations - Implementation while identifying issues through actual trial and error on-site ⇛ Achieve a system implementation that does not fail by being close to the site from the trial phase. 【3. Paperless IoT Utilizing Barcodes】 - Barcode management via handheld devices and tablets is standard - Real-time data aggregation ⇛ Achieve productivity improvements and enhancement activities. <Industries Implemented (Example)> Food industry, pharmaceutical industry, cosmetics industry, chemical industry, automotive parts industry, metal processing industry, molded products industry, assembly products industry, industrial machinery industry, printed circuit board assembly industry, aerospace industry, etc. <Supported Production Methods (Example)> Make-to-order production, repetitive order production, batch production (process-type manufacturing), forecast production, lot production, continuous production, fabless production, etc.