The Architecture of Integrated KPIs - Sequor Digital Solutions

The MOM Platform Exposes the Real Data


The Ultimate Industry Indicators


The effectiveness and clarity of key performance indicators (KPIs) are fundamental for efficient, productive and results-oriented industrial management. They allow leaders and teams to understand, in real time, how each stage of the operation is behaving, where the bottlenecks are and which actions need to be prioritized to keep the plant running at high performance.

The MOM Platform and Its Components

The MOM Platform (Manufacturing Operations Management) integrates multiple systems that work together to offer a complete and integrated view of production:

1. Sequor MTC (Maintenance)
Manages asset reliability
Machine availability
Prevention of unexpected failures

2. Sequor MES (Manufacturing Execution System)
Responsible for controlling and monitoring production in real time
Manages orders, components, stops
Automatically collects data from machines
Controls production and calculates indicators such as OEE, availability, performance and quality

3. Sequor WMS-LES (Warehouse Management System/Logistics Execution System)
Optimizes and ensures precision in the movement and storage of materials
Tracks inventory in real time
Reduces displacement and rework

4. Sequor QMS (Quality Management System)
Ensures high standards and reduced variability
Manages inspections, non-conformities and corrective actions

Definitive, Validated and Consolidated Indicators

The indicators presented by the MOM Platform are validated, consolidated and widely used by the most modern and successful industries. These are indicators that go far beyond simple numerical measurement: they represent the basis for strategic decisions, continuous improvement, waste reduction and increased process reliability.

To facilitate understanding and practical application, these indicators are clearly organized into critical areas of industrial operations.


THE 5 LEVELS OF MATURITY


Level 01 - Manual Operations
Processes based on spreadsheets and physical records. Indicators are generated manually, subject to errors and delays.


Level 02 - Fragmented Systems
Indicators are generated automatically, but the systems work in isolation without integration.


Level 03 - Integrated Systems
Processes based on spreadsheets and physical records. Indicators are generated manually, subject to errors and delays.


Level 04 - Technology in the Value Chain
Processes based on spreadsheets and physical records. Indicators are generated manually, subject to errors and delays.


Level 05 - Data Driven
Processes based on spreadsheets and physical records. Indicators are generated manually, subject to errors and delays.

The MOM platform is not just a collection of systems. It is the practical manifestation of a management strategy that places data at the center of every operation, connecting production, logistics, quality and maintenance into a single flow of continuous intelligence.

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