In the context of Industry 4.0, where digitalization and automation are radically transforming manufacturing operations, Manufacturing Operation Management (MOM) emerges as a fundamental piece to guarantee the success and relevance of companies. MOM not only adapts to the demands of Industry 4.0, but also serves as a base concept to pursue operational excellence in an increasingly connected and technologically advanced environment.

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What software is most used in the industry?

Introduction In the era of industry 4.0, technology plays a crucial role in optimizing processes, increasing efficiency and improving competitiveness in companies. Industrial software, in particular, has become the backbone of modern operations, enabling organizations to meet the complex challenges...

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How 5W2H helps minimize risks and maximize industrial results

Introduction to the 5W2H tool In the industrial world, where efficiency and precision are essential, having robust management tools is fundamental to the success of projects and processes. One of these widely used tools is 5W2H, a simple and effective methodology that helps organize and plan...

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How Lean Manufacturing Transforms Industries

In modern industry, efficiency and quality are the pillars that support operational success. The incessant search for more agile, economical and reliable processes drives companies to adopt innovative methodologies. In this context, Lean Manufacturing emerges as a powerful approach to transform...

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What is CMMS?

CMMS (Computerized Maintenance Management System), or Computerized Maintenance Management System, is software designed to simplify and improve the maintenance management of assets, machines and equipment in industrial environments. It offers a centralized solution for tracking all maintenance...

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What is GED (Electronic Document Management)

Why is the GED vital to the industry? Volume of Information: Industries generate a massive amount of documents every day, from production orders, technical specifications, quality reports to invoices and contracts. GED makes it easy to manage and access these documents in a quick and...

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What is QMS (Quality Management System)

Main Features and Functions of QMS (Quality Management System): Documentation and Records: An effective QMS is often based on clear documentation that describes operational processes and procedures, as well as records that validate compliance. Management Review: Involves the regular...

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Production Dashboard

Production Dashboard Have you ever stopped to think about the importance of having a clear and instantaneous view of the production progress in your factory? In an intelligent Manufacturing system, one of the analytical outputs is the Production Dashboard, at Sequor called Production Andon, an...

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Traceability in the industry

Process variables The traceability of process variables involves the collection and analysis of data in real time, which allows immediate adjustments if any irregularity is detected. For example, in the manufacture of automotive components, the temperature, pressure and cycle time of each part...

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Importance of the Skills Matrix in Industry

Imagine a new operator entering a factory. He is excited to learn and contribute to the company's production, but he does not yet have all the necessary skills. That's where the skill matrix comes into play. The skills matrix not only defines the required competencies, but also emphasizes the...

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What is OEE? Ebook

OEE, or Overall Equipment Effectiveness, is a performance indicator used to evaluate the overall efficiency of an equipment or production line. It provides a comprehensive view of productivity, taking into account three key factors: Availability: The time in which the equipment is available to...

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What is OPC?

In the complex landscape of industrial automation, one of the most challenging tasks has always been ensuring fluid communication between various devices and systems. One of the solutions to this challenge was the development of communication drivers, which serve as bridges between different...

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What is a Quality Checklist? (Notation by Quadrants)

The analysis using a heat map, in turn, visually highlights the most critical areas of the product, indicating where the concentration of defects is most significant. This graphical representation allows for a quick and intuitive understanding of areas that require immediate attention. Advantages...

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What is Stop Control?

Main components of downtime control in industry: Detection: Using sensors, software and other monitoring systems to identify when and where a stoppage occurs in the production process. Recording: Document each stop, including start time, duration, location and potential...

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What is the Help Chain

Here's how the help chain generally works: Abnormality Detection: An operator or machine identifies a problem or a non-standard situation. This could be something like a machine breakdown, lack of material, or a quality defect. Help Request: If the operator cannot resolve the problem...

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What is MES (Manufacturing Execution System)

Main Features and Functions: Tracking and reporting: MES provides detailed information on the current status of production, allowing you to track individual products from raw material to final product. Production control: Allows you to manage and sequence production orders, ensuring that...

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