PLEX
PLEX è un prodotto Rockwell Automation
PLEX è un prodotto Rockwell Automation
Plex Smart Manufacturing è una piattaforma digitale che collega persone, sistemi, macchinari e catene di fornitura; automatizza i processi aziendali; traccia i dati a tutti i livelli, dal reparto di produzione agli altri enti aziendali coinvolti; fornisce potenti funzionalità di analisi per una visibilità, una qualità e un controllo senza pari.
Plex è un software basato su cloud, offerto come servizio. Plex è modulare per consentire ai produttori di rispondere a molteplici sfide aziendali. I moduli inclusi nella piattaforma includono:
Questi moduli possono essere implementati singolarmente, come componenti integrati o come un tutt'uno.
Plex gestisce:
PLEX aiuta le aziende manifatturiere a:
Inoltre, PLEX è la soluzione ideale per le aziende che vogliono sfruttare i benefici del cloud per integrare ed armonizzare la gestione di più impianti produttivi o logistici geograficamente distinti.
PLEX massimizza il valore per il Cliente grazie a funzionalità all’avanguardia ed al basso TCO.
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