Modernize your MES without disrupting daily factory operations using iBEAM MESShift
Modernize legacy execution applications for connected shop-floor operations and enterprise integration with real-time manufacturing visibility.
Legacy MES environments with multiple plant instances, disconnected databases, custom integrations, and aging components can limit production visibility, scalability, and connection between shop-floor and enterprise systems.
iBEAM MESShift modernizes MES applications and integrations, creating a connected, scalable foundation for shop-floor execution and enterprise operations.
iBEAM MESShift modernizes MES applications and integrations, creating a connected, scalable foundation for shop-floor execution and enterprise operations.
The challenges holding your manufacturing execution back
Legacy MES Architecture
Multiple Plant Instances
Disconnected Production Data
Brittle IT/OT Integrations
Limited Real-Time Visibility
Scaling Across Plants
Systems we modernize
From shop-floor execution applications to plant databases and enterprise integrations, iBEAM MESShift helps modernize the application layer supporting manufacturing operations.
Understand. Reimagine. Engineer Forward.
iBEAM MESShift follows a structured modernization path that preserves the operational knowledge embedded within manufacturing execution applications.
Understand applications, dependencies, workflows, production rules, data structures, integrations, and technical architecture before defining the modernization path.
Redefine the target architecture around real-time visibility, scalable plant operations, IT/OT integration, interoperability, and evolving manufacturing requirements.
Engineer modernized applications and supporting architecture toward secure, scalable Microsoft Azure environments while maintaining production continuity.
Manufacturing execution is becoming a strategic modernization priority
MES connects the factory floor to enterprise operations
Manufacturing Execution Systems connect shop-floor execution, automation, sensors, data, and enterprise integration.
Multiple plant environments create complexity
Multi-instance and disconnected manufacturing estates can make upgrades, data access, and cross-plant modernization harder to manage.
Modern execution needs connected architecture
MES needs to connect with inventory, PLM, quality, enterprise applications, and shared data and integration layers to support connected manufacturing operations.
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