Industry 4.0 transformation
New technologies therefore offer industry the opportunity to reposition human beings at the center of the production process. The field of possibilities is also open at the level of transformation and improvement of industry performance.
Some wallboards for Industry 4.0 transformation
Discover our wallboards : from activity monitoring to SQCD panel or Short Interval Management (SIM) with a human-centric approach
Logistique
The view makes it possible to distribute and rebalance resources between the different sectors
Gemba SIM Board
The Gembaboard allows to report incidents by the operators in industry. At a glance, we can then see the number of incidents reported over the 30 day rolling.
Production monitoring
This wallboard provides a synthetic view of a set of production lines.
KPI & Andon Board
This wallboard gives a view of the entire production on different stations with a notion of remaining time.
Production monitoring
An adaptable shop floor management wallboard to light up your production data on displays directly on the shop floor and organize the communication of your data even more efficiently.
QSE communication
This type of wallboard makes it easy to visualize accidents and their types, while passing important instructions.
Warehouse load visibility
Just-in-time in warehouse logistics only processes that can be mapped and measured can be developed and optimized for specific goals to run smoothly, effectively, and reliably.
Shipping visibility
This wallboard optimizes the management of shipments within a warehouse.
Andon Board
This wallboard allows you to follow the line stoppages in manufacturing and know where to act first.
Operational excellence & perfomance management
A Human-centric and performance driven solution for your plants and operations will help you maintain competitiveness. Digital visual management will boost your operations and activity with wallboards across your organization.
Digital and lean management
Leverage technology to reach management excellence. Wallboards are operational excellence tools fit to monitor manufacturing operation, daily meetings & continuous improvement.
Operation monitoring
Andon and Gemba walk
Improve reactivity with a digital Andon system to get visual control allowing everyone to know immediately the operating state of the production (anomaly, advance/delay…).
Short interval Management
Digitizing performance management with digital wallboards with live KPI and monitor and escalate corrective actions throughout the full PDCA cycle.
White paper
New technologies offer industry the opportunity to have a human centric approach of the maufacturing process. How? By empowering operators to take decisions at the right time, by giving managers the tools to build close relationships with their teams, but also by giving strategic direction to the shopfloor operators.
Industry 4.0: they trust us
From Safran to Toyota, we drive our clients in their operational excellence approach thanks to visual management.
Installation of wallboards connected to the “infflux” traceability software in logistics warehouses
A paper flowboard, a large synoptic spreadsheet schematizing the production lines, made it possible to follow the progress of each part during production, which each team leader would then “point” during the shift.
Tiag Industries has reached the milestone of factory 4.0 through the robotization of its extrusion fleet and the digitalization of workstation information.
The challenge is to meet the information needs of Daher’s “frontline workers”, ie non-computerized people in the field, to disseminate business information in the field by reusing existing screens.
How to improve your production?
How to digitize physical visual management within 5 teams (pilot project)?
How to digitize operators’ incident reports and allow managers to have a synthetic view of the current month?
How to improve my logistics with Andon?
How to connect and digitize my system?
Contact us!
For details of our use cases, solutions or business approach, please feel free to send us a message!
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