Machine data acquisition optimises cigarette production

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Connecting the information 'gap' between production level machines and processes with the management level is the goal of many manufacturing companies. Why? Because achieving this kind of visibility of key production data enables managers to make better, more informed decisions at the right times, in response to fast-changing conditions out on the shop floor and from customers. In this article, we look at how Ethernet converter devices are helping to solve production planning and data visualisation problems for one of Europe's largest tobacco manufacturers.

Inspec keywords: data visualisation; industrial control; local area networks; tobacco industry; optimised production technology; telecommunication equipment; production planning; tobacco products

Other keywords: production planning; data visualisation problems; manufacturing companies; tobacco manufacturers; Ethernet converter devices; production level machines

Subjects: Other manufacturing industries; Control technology and theory (production); Manufacturing and industrial administration; Production management; Local area networks; Production engineering computing; Products and commodities; Control engineering computing; Control applications in other industries

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