Downtime refers to periods when a system is unavailable or not operational, significantly impacting productivity and operational efficiency. For businesses that rely heavily on software like NetSuite for their day-to-day activities, understanding downtime is essential
Understanding how to calculate downtime effectively is crucial for improving operational efficiency. Epicor offers powerful tools and methodologies to assist businesses in accurately measuring and reducing downtime. This guide will walk you through the definition
Downtime refers to periods when a system or equipment is not operational or is failing to perform its intended functions. In a business context, this can mean halting production, hindering service delivery, or losing valuable
Factory automation without context, little oversight, and no interpretation, is a race to the bottom of manufacturing excellence.
Spooky downtime and bone-chilling production delays can haunt even the most efficient factories, causing costly nightmares for manufacturers.
In lean manufacturing, one of the key metrics that drives efficiency is Takt Time—the rate at which products need to be produced to meet customer demand. Staying on pace with Takt Time is crucial for
Production monitoring systems not only reduce the need for manual labor but also free up workers to focus on higher-value tasks.
Additive manufacturers can improve efficiency, reduce waste, and boost overall performance by incorporating lean principles.
Mingo Smart Factory and Nulogy have a shared vision of digitally empowering manufacturers with data and the right system.
While digital twins provide real-time data visualization, their complexity can create a lag in actionable insights.
Built by people who know manufacturing, Mingo Smart Factory provides the 21st century “Smart Factory” experience that manufacturers need to grow in a modern environment. See how it can help you drive revenue.
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