Overlapping layers
Process logic spread across PLC, HMI, MES and spreadsheets.
Defines what stays at machine level, what moves to coordination, what enters supervision.
service.mes_scada()
MES/MOM/SCADA design is needed when platforms and responsibilities overlap, and the plant no longer knows what runs where, who owns it and how to evolve it.
Process logic spread across PLC, HMI, MES and spreadsheets.
Defines what stays at machine level, what moves to coordination, what enters supervision.
Orders, states, recipes and alarms are modeled inconsistently across platforms.
Brings orders, states, recipes and quality into a shared ISA-95 model.
Each line evolves independently, reuse is limited to copied screens.
Defines replicable patterns without losing necessary local specifics.
Analysis of the production flow: stages, stations, critical parameters, data collection points.
Design of the supervision and production management system. Data model definition and integrations.
Configuration, HMI interface development, PLC connection and staging environment testing.
Progressive deployment per line, alarm calibration and operator training.
We do not start from platform naming, but from the split of responsibilities across layers, users and process decisions.
Orders, states, recipes, events, alarms and quality modeled coherently for the plant.
Patterns that can be replicated across lines and sites without losing genuinely needed local specifics.
Execution, orchestration and supervision with clear roles and responsibilities.