ELECTRONICS
EMPHASIS ON REDUCING PRODUCTS’ TIME TO MARKET
INTRODUCTION
Rapid price reductions and product lifecycles.
Rapid price reductions and product lifecycles, predictable technology obsolescence and the need to continually launch new products to fuel growth are common challenges across all electronics manufacturers. Add to this the need to customize products to specific customer needs through build-to-order, configure-to-order and engineer-to-order production workflows – clearly the challenges of this industry threaten the pursuit of profit objectives.
How Virgin Orbit Found an MES to Trust
MES IMPLEMENTATION SUCCESS STORY
With cosmic goals and an aggressive production rate, Virgin’s new Orbit division needed a Manufacturing Execution System (MES) it could trust. Read on to learn how Solumina delivered a fast, reliable solution.
Lockheed Martin MS2 Tactical Systems – Clearwater Operations
QUALITY MANAGEMENT SUCCESS STORY
At Lockheed Martin’s Clearwater plant in Florida, quality management is not just about compliance to industry and customer requirements―the team has a continuous improvement culture that has led to impressive results, awards and recognition from its customers.
How BAE Systems Implemented a People First MES
SOLUMINA MANAGEMENT, MES IMPLEMENTATION SUCCESS STORY
Follow BAE Systems as they quickly learned the importance of capturing the necessary engagement across functions within the project lifecycle, from the generation of requirements to scenario testing and gap identification, to training and post go-live support in order to successfully roll out Solumina.
The Journey to a Paperless Shop Floor Pays Off for General Dynamics AIS
SOLUMINA QUALITY, MES SYSTEM SUCCESS STORY
The production facility went from a highly paper-based and manually controlled process to one where the manufacturing and quality management system, Solumina, is the focal point for building hardware.
How Cirrus Aircraft Leverages Solumina
MANUFACTURING EXECUTION SYSTEM SUCCESS STORY
Cirrus Aircraft worked closely with the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to achieve certification for the Vision Jet, using Solumina MES in place of part piece level conformity. Going digital was a big part of the certification process transformation for Cirrus.
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