All that matters at a glance
With the new MES dashboard users finally have control over the information that is most important to them.
The intuitive use of the dashboard offers a variety of widgets that can be individually configured to create a personalised overview of all relevant production data.
The advantages of the new MES dashboard at a glance:
- Customised information: Users can choose which information should be displayed on the dashboard and they can arrange it according to their needs.
- Improved overview All important information is visible at a glance, allowing users to quickly and easily maintain an overview of the production process.
- Increased efficiency: The rapid availability of relevant information means that decisions can be made more quickly and efficiently.
- Flexible customisation:The dashboard can be adapted to the specific needs of each user.
- Simple operation: The intuitive user interface enables simple and efficient use of the dashboard.
Would you like to know how it works? Find out more in our video:
More organisation, better visual presentation
Add-ons can bring important workflow improvements to automated, already running production processes. For example in prefabricated timber construction, where shortages can occur towards the end of the production process and shortly before loading.
This is where the WallMagazine add-on powered by granIT steps in. Read more
Closer to practice
MES in the production lines of the prefabricated housing industry can also be culturally surprising. At least that’s what Devaki Joshi – a new granIT employee from India – thinks.
Cultural diversity and the associated professional enrichment has long been granIT’s corporate philosophy and needs no special introduction. So: Let’s introduce Devaki Joshi – a programmer from India and new member of the granIT team.
Actually, too few Indian talents find their way to Germany, although they are urgently needed in the IT industry. One (albeit small) example of this is the number of months it took for granIT to fill a long-vacant programming position with a qualified employee like Devaki Joshi.
