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Çelikkaya, G., & Gökşen, Y. (2017). Manufacturing Execution Systems And A Sectoral Application. KnE Social Sciences, 1(2), 73-86. https://doi.org/10.18502/kss.v1i2.648

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  • Mar 19, 2017

Manufacturing Execution Systems And A Sectoral Application

KnE Social Sciences / The Economies of Balkan and Eastern Europe Countries in the Changed World (EBEEC) / Pages 73-86

Abstract

Information systems have widespread usage on Manufacturing Systems. Most companies need tracking production processes with information systems to become prominent in highly competitive environment. There are some specific metrics need to be followed and important to access these datas on time and also should be reliable. These metrics include all manufacturing and quality processes. In this context; efficiency, line stoppages, malfunction and interruptions, body and supplied part trace ability informations are needed. This study MES (Manufacturing Execution Systems) is the system developed for tracking production processes. MES is working from receipt of order to delivery of the product that are the essentials for the production activities to achieve real time status of all manufacturing data. In this way, all information which not manually recorded or takes long process time to record or can be tracked instantaneously and these records can be reached and analyzed in the future. The system also provides accurate data for us. In this study all phases from design to implementation of an automotive subindustry firm’s MES application designed based on integrated software process requirements are depicted. Relevant system’s integrated software will be implemented to Module Line. This study will allow tracking related product’s all process, decision making and traceability data with serial numbers.


Keywords: MES, Manufacturing Execution Systems, Information Systems, Traceability


Note: Yılmaz Gökşen was mistakenly omitted from the author list when this article was first published on (19 March, 2017). Yılmaz Gökşen was added to the author list on (18 May, 2017). We apologise for the error.

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