Benefits Provided to the Customer

Function Concrete result Affected pen
Correct product tree The material requirements should reflect reality. Excess stock, production stoppage, urgent purchase.
Realistic standard timeframes Meeting the delivery dates Delay, working hours, customer trust.
Material requirements planning Having the right materials available at the right time. Inventory investment, material holding stoppage
Capacity planning Anticipating the bottleneck Delivery commitment risk, unnecessary investment.
Finite capacity scheduling Reduced installation times. Capacity loss, production flow time.
Field data collection Knowing the real situation instantly. Decision speed, data reliability
Stop and fire coding Measuring losses according to cause. Equipment efficiency, waste cost
Party traceability Finding the problematic party and its buyers. Scope of recall, legal risks.
Quality integration The unsuitable product cannot proceed. Reprocessing, customer complaint.
Maintenance integration Reduced unplanned downtime. Capacity loss, emergency repair costs.
Subcontracting tracking The external stock is visible. Missing materials, differences in agreement.
Cost modeling The offer should be based on the actual cost. Selling at a loss, missed opportunity.
Deviation analysis Knowing where the loss occurred Unit cost, improvement priority.
Production panels The problem is seen as being at a stage where it can be fixed. Fire, delay, deviation from plan

Role-based achievement

General manager

They can see facility performance, capacity utilization, and actual product cost without waiting for reports. Investment decisions are data-driven.

Production manager

It knows where the losses are. It directs the improvement effort to the point of highest return; it shows the result numerically.

Planner

They deal with managing exceptions, not just placing orders. That same person could manage a much wider range of products.

Shift Supervisor

The user sees their daily tasks, priorities, and obstacles on a single screen. Intervention decisions are made based on data, not guesswork.

Engineering

By observing deviations in prescription and timing, it brings standards closer to reality. It measures the impact of change in advance.

Financial Affairs

The system knows the product cost before the end of the period. It can explain deviations based on their cause; closing time is shortened.

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