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Modern CTO Podcast | Episode #284 | Erwin Paes

Modern CTO Podcast | Episode #284 | Erwin Paes

Erwin Paes spoke with Modern CTO Podcast host Joel Beasley on the intricacies of planning and scheduling in manufacturing, how Optessa’s greatest strength is their people, and the near future of automated car manufacturing facilities.

Enterprise Production Scheduling Solutions

Enterprise Production Scheduling Solutions

Enterprise manufacturers need manufacturing scheduling software that can simultaneously simplify the complexity of the detailed scheduling process, boost the efficiency of the production process, and ensure on-time production of orders.

5 COMPONENTS OF PRODUCTION SCHEDULING

5 components of production scheduling illustration

Production Scheduling is “used in a manufacturing process to allocate plant and machinery resources, plan human resources, plan production processes and purchase materials”. What are the components of this production scheduling process?

Stabilize Your Supply Chain

Stabilize Your Supply Chain

Optessa Founder and CEO Ashok Erramilli discusses the power of data-driven analytics and the importance of achieving balance and stability in production management.

How Can Manufacturers Become More Sustainable

How Can Manufacturers Become More Sustainable

The Automotive Industry Action Group (AIAG) is hosting a Virtual Corporate Responsibility Summit on April 28. Leading automotive manufacturers will come together to discuss production planning and scheduling, and to promote sustainable supply chain practices.

Multi-Zone Sequencing

Multi-Zone Sequencing A New Approach to Sequencing Optimization Eyelit Technologies MLS, versions 7.0 and beyond introduce multi-zone production sequencing, a new approach to optimization which can benefit plants with the need to generate a sequence for multiple production areas—each zone can have its own sequence, with its own set of constraints, and all zones can …

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Multi-Stage Scheduling

Multi-Stage Scheduling

In the automotive industry, the entire supply chain is driven by the assembly line sequence. Links within the chain are relied upon to produce and deliver parts on time to avoid shortages in subsequent links.