技术
- 平台即服务 (PaaS) - 数据管理平台
适用行业
- 药品
适用功能
- 流程制造
用例
- 过程控制与优化
- 供应链可见性(SCV)
客户
未公开
关于客户
制药商是技术和信息系统最先进的用户之一。他们的制造流程由多个专用 IT 系统(一些集中式,一些本地化)支持,但这些系统并不总是涵盖
挑战
由于缺乏围绕实际数据的实时协作来帮助改进流程和按时交付订单,部门、工厂车间运营和管理之间的直接沟通是一个持续的挑战。
解决方案
从客户订单到生产再到交付,Decisyon 360 允许制造商以独特的方式管理其整个供应链和制造流程——包括工厂内运营和上游/下游合作伙伴。通过应用精益制造原则,一家公司使用 Decisyon 360 制药制造流程解决方案来: - 链接工厂系统以简化信息流并集成工厂运营——连接 ERP、MES、SCADA、LIMS、MHS、TrackWise、遗留系统,和非结构化数据 - 自动安排和执行工厂流程、运营和问题解决 - 消除制药和生产流程中的差距 - 在运营的所有阶段共享信息 - 快速做出可以直接执行回工厂流程的决策 - 连接多个设施, 即使是那些具有不同系统和流程的人 - 在还有时间采取行动时从车间实时捕获详细数据 - 汇总数据以将信号与噪声分开 - 该实施是在连续的步骤中完成的,为移动到下一个部署之前的特定流程或部门。
收集的数据
Communication Performance, Facility Management, Operation Performance, Production Efficiency, Supply Chain Optimization
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