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With the gradual widespread use of computers, daily reports have become important tools for data analysis. Moreover, the improvement of models, the analysis of equipment balance, as well as the management of crude oil and inventory levels all require continuous monitoring and optimization. Do anyone have any good practices?
Have we implemented MES? Yes, we have. Although the actual results aren’t very good, I don’t think it’s due to flaws in the product itself; rather, it’s a human factor. Companies that want to achieve success should have such a system. MES product functions: To meet the needs of industrial development, the HOLLiAS MES (Manufacturing Execution System) was developed for use in process industries. It provides a flexible and powerful tool for enterprise production managers to carry out process monitoring and management, ensure the smooth operation of production, and control product quality and production costs. It includes the following functions: real-time information monitoring, interfaces for different control systems, storage of real-time historical data, process flow monitoring charts, trends, real-time reports, alarms, and more ; Production planning and statistics: plant-level production plans, workshop production plans, and a system of planning indicators; production information is aggregated at the plant level as well as by unit/workshop ; Production scheduling: functions such as comprehensive coordination and management of the production process ; Quality management: includes laboratory information management, statistical quality/process control, etc ; Equipment management: includes equipment status monitoring, equipment records, equipment maintenance, repairs, spare parts, etc ; Energy management: It refers to the management of utility resources such as water, electricity, and steam within a company ; Production logistics management: includes the management of storage, movement, packaging, transportation, etc., throughout the entire process from raw material input to product output ; Batch production management: Suitable for batch-processing industries such as fine chemicals, pharmaceuticals, food, and metallurgy, and mainly includes formula management and batch information tracking. Meets GMP and FDA requirements ; Inventory management: procurement management, inventory management, sales management, etc. Business Areas Widely applicable to process industries such as petroleum, chemicals, power, pharmaceuticals, building materials, metallurgy, papermaking, and food processing.
Time is tight, the deviation is quite large, and high network requirements are needed