Industries
Connect the plant, the office and the supply chain.
ERP integration, shop-floor data, supplier portals and security for operational networks.
Manufacturing
What Manufacturing teams ask us for
Manufacturers juggle production plans, inventory, quality records and supplier communication across systems that rarely talk to each other. Data from machines often stays on the shop floor.
We integrate ERP with production and quality systems, build supplier and dealer portals, bring machine data into dashboards, run predictive-maintenance pilots where the data supports them, and secure the boundary between office IT and operational technology.
The pressure
Common challenges
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Planning on spreadsheets
Production plans and inventory managed outside the ERP.
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Unconnected machines
Machine data unavailable for planning and maintenance.
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OT security risk
Plant networks connected to office IT without separation.
Where to start
Services that fit
The services teams in this sector most often start with. Every other service is available too.
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Enterprise Solutions
ERP implementation & integration
ERP rollouts and the integrations that make them useful. Explore
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AI & Automation
Predictive analytics
Forecasting and scoring models built on your data. Explore
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Managed IT Services
IT operations monitoring
Monitoring with the delivery model stated. Explore
Regulation we design around
Separation of operational and IT networks, supplier data-sharing agreements.
Consider separation of operational and IT networks (guided by IEC 62443 practices), supplier data-sharing agreements, and GST and e-invoicing requirements in ERP configuration.
These are considerations we account for in design and delivery. Compliance itself remains the responsibility of the regulated entity and its auditors.
Frequently asked questions
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Can you work with our existing ERP?
Is predictive maintenance realistic for us?
Do you secure plant networks?
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