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IT - Plant Floor Networking
Plant Floor Networking refers to the infrastructure and systems used to connect and integrate various devices, equipment, and systems within an industrial or manufacturing plant. This networking enables efficient communication, data exchange, and control between machinery, sensors, controllers, and enterprise-level
IT - Virtualization
Virtualization in IT refers to the process of creating a virtual version of something, such as hardware, software, storage, or networks. It allows multiple virtual systems or environments to run on a single physical system, increasing efficiency, scalability, and flexibility.
IT Environment Review
An IT Environment Review is a comprehensive assessment of an organization's IT infrastructure, systems, processes, and practices to ensure they align with business goals, industry standards, and best practices. This review identifies potential risks, inefficiencies, and areas for improvement while ensuring scalability, security, and performance.
IT - MES ( Manufacturing Execution Systems )
A Manufacturing Execution System (MES) is a software solution that manages, monitors, and synchronizes the execution of real-time manufacturing processes. It bridges the gap between enterprise-level systems like ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) and operational systems on the plant floor.
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