Manufacturing Execution System
Digital store floor management for SMEs
Implementing digital store floor management is usually a cost-intensive and lengthy large-scale project and difficult for SMEs to implement on their own. Peakboard is now coming to their aid.
The Stuttgart-based company is expanding its portfolio with a turnkey standard solution for rapid entry into digital shopfloor management - the Apexboard. It is based on the low-code platform developed by Peakboard for the creation of industrial applications. It can be used to digitally summarize all important key figures and KPIs in one place. This means that they can be made available in a bundled form at the store floor management meeting. Those responsible then use the information to derive measures that they can track or monitor across different hierarchical levels.
The cost-effective and turnkey standard solution is designed to make it easier for users to get started, so that they can get started with digital shopfloor management straight away. This is because software solutions such as digital shopfloor management or a manufacturing execution system (MES) are often designed for large corporations and are correspondingly cost-intensive to implement. In addition, projects to adapt and set up the system often take several months or years. Many SMEs lack the financial resources or the specialist knowledge. With the technology developed by Peakboard, however, such system solutions can be implemented more cost-effectively and in a fraction of the time. Thanks to the addition of turnkey standard solutions, the factors of a lack of personnel or specialist knowledge will no longer be criteria for installation in the future.
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