Production IT that can evolve without stopping production.
We help manufacturing plants modernize MES, MOM and APS layers. Lines keep running throughout. The focus is on stability on the shop floor, realistic rollout windows, and measurable impact on throughput, quality, and planning.
Shop – floor
MES / MOM
APS / Planning
Discrete · Process · Hybrid manufacturing
We work with local, regional and multi-plant production networks.
Where we sit in your production IT landscape
We focus on the layers that coordinate real production work: what the line should run, when, with which materials — and how that connects to ERP, logistics and planning systems.
Typical systems we work on
Shop-floor control: machine states, order execution, OEE, downtime reasons.
Execution logic (MES / MOM): routing, workflows, electronic records, traceability.
Advanced planning (APS): finite capacity, sequencing, constraints, what-if scenarios.
Integration bridges: ERP, WMS, LIMS, quality, maintenance and production feedback loops.
Signals we use to guide modernization
Stability: incidents, fragile integrations, manual workarounds on lines.
Throughput: bottlenecks, changeover times, planning vs. actual production.
Data quality: late or missing data, duplicated entries, inconsistent reporting.
Change friction: difficulty introducing new products, processes or plants.
Where Production IT modernization usually starts
Most engagements start with a concrete issue on the shop floor or in planning. They then evolve into a structured modernization roadmap once we see what works and what consistently fails.
Stabilizing a fragile MES rollout
Connecting planning to what the line can really do
Standardizing Production IT across sites
How we work with production teams and plants
We mix on-site work with remote delivery. The people who design changes are the same people who help roll them out to lines, operators and planners.