SOLUTION SCENARIOS / END-TO-END FLOW
Connect the systems.
See the business purpose.
These example scenarios show how capabilities can come together around a business need. Your project scope is defined by evaluating your systems, processes and objectives.
EXAMPLE SCENARIO
Turn production information into shared business data.
Business need
Machine and operator information stays on the production floor, while business applications lack the same visibility.
Solution approach
A structure that makes data visible through SCADA/HMI and connects it to ERP and reporting through an integration layer.
Deliverables to define together
- Production data and communication mappings
- Operator and monitoring interfaces
- Data connections to business systems
A shared information basis for production and business processes, with better visibility into production status and data transfer.
EXAMPLE SCENARIO
Turn production information into shared business data.
Business need
Machine and operator information stays on the production floor, while business applications lack the same visibility.
Solution approach
A structure that makes data visible through SCADA/HMI and connects it to ERP and reporting through an integration layer.
Deliverables to define together
- Production data and communication mappings
- Operator and monitoring interfaces
- Data connections to business systems
A shared information basis for production and business processes, with better visibility into production status and data transfer.
EXAMPLE SCENARIO
Requests, approvals and records in one workflow.
Business need
Work moves between files and applications, data is entered repeatedly and the current process stage is difficult to see.
Solution approach
Process automation that connects a custom module to your existing ERP through defined rules and approval steps.
Deliverables to define together
- User roles and workflow rules
- Custom module and ERP integration
- Process tracking and validation scenarios
Support for reducing repeated data entry and running a more consistent, traceable process.
EXAMPLE SCENARIO
From operational data to the information management needs.
Business need
Different systems produce data, but there is no shared information structure to answer management questions. Reporting needs are considered separately from technical connections.
Solution approach
An approach that starts with business priorities and brings data sources, system connections and reporting needs into one scope.
Deliverables to define together
- Management questions and information requirements
- Data sources and connection plan
- Reporting scope and digitalisation priorities
Connect technical development with business goals and define relevant management indicators using the right data sources.
PARTS OF ONE ARCHITECTURE
Software, production and business.
A shared information flow.
An integration layer moves information where it is needed while preserving the roles of individual systems. Selecting a scenario above also changes the focus of this 3D structure.