Manufacturing Execution Systems Market - Global Industry Analysis, Market Trends and Forecast 2014 – 2020

Information technology has become an integrated part of manufacturing process over the last decade. Manufacturing Execution Systems (MES) solutions are integrated software applications that aid manufacturers to schedule, track, analyze and direct operations. Currently, the Manufacturing Execution Systems (MES) offered in the market are integrated with PLM, SCM and ERP applications to offer the visibility, control, and synchronization to allow manufactures transform its processes.

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Manufacturing Execution Systems (MES) aims at improving the process capability than production capability. Previously used manual operations have been turned into paperless operations for faster data transfer and for making better decision by Manufacturing Execution Systems (MES). Connected network of various MES systems at production site, plant level, and process site is one such instance of the MES technology. Manufacturing Execution Systems (MES) has aided manufacturers to attain high productivity at reduced cost in quick turnaround time.

Manufacturing Execution Systems (MES) offers solutions to analyze and report resource availability, schedule and update orders, assemble exhaustive execution data including process parameters, labor usage, material usage, and order and equipment status among others. It accesses routing data, bill of material, from the base ERP system and helps in real-time shop floor monitoring and reporting that feeds activity data back to the base system.

Manufacturing Execution Systems (MES) caters to the demand of various process and discrete industries including chemical, food and beverages, life science, water and wastewater management, paper and pulp, oil and gas, power, medical devices, aerospace and defense, and fast moving consumer goods (FMCG). Process industries have adopted MES before few years; however discrete industries are very large...