Enormous amounts of data are generated in production every day. Machines, sensors, MES, ERP and quality systems generate gigabytes of information. But what happens to this data? The sobering truth: in many companies, up to 80% of production data remains unused.
We know from over 30 years of project experience that those who do not use this data are wasting money.
Why so much production data lies fallow
In practice, we often find that companies collect data but do not have systematic access to it. Data is stored in different systems, is isolated or is simply difficult to access. The result: only a fraction of the available information flows into decisions or optimizations.
Our customers clearly feel the consequences - from hidden quality problems and unplanned downtime to high scrap costs. At the same time, potential for increasing OEE (overall equipment efficiency) remains untapped.
What we do differently: process data management with added value
With our approach to intelligent process data management, we close precisely this gap. We help companies to make systematic use of their existing data - across system boundaries, transparently and traceably at all times.
Together with our customers, we create the basis for
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Stable, traceable processes
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Reduction of rejects and rework
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Quick identification of the causes of errors
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Auditable quality certificates at the touch of a button
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Measurable OEE improvements
Turning data into added value
We don't see production data as a by-product, but as a strategic resource. With our solutions, we not only make your data visible, but also convert it into concrete optimization potential. In this way, we improve quality, reduce costs and ensure that your production is fit for the future.
Our invitation to you
If you collect gigabytes of production data every day, but only really use a small proportion of it - talk to us. Together we can get the most out of your data. Because data that you don't use costs money. Data that we activate together generates revenue.
Further information: http://www.csp-ipm.de