Developing & Deploying an Enterprise MES

Enterprise Solutions #2

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[jaysonguevarra]

This video is gem. He’s spot on. I’ve experienced this first hand. With over 10 years of manufacturing experience and 5 years web development, I wanted to start developing custom MES software targeting small manufacturing businesses. I’m really glad i found this video.

[bharatgoswami]

Such a gem of video with so much interesting points. What I am missing in your videos is a sequence. For the beginners who are moving into a digitization / transformation roles, it would be great if you can have a playlist to follow or maybe your own course or a book, all are heartily welcome!

[kavinyudhitia]

Wow, this concept is very helpful!! Thanks a lot!

[walkerreynolds]

The most important take-away from this video is this -- developing successful enterprise solutions hinges on your ability to start small, adjust and then scale. Requirements will change -- and you can't spend all of your money refactoring. If you believe you can collect all requirements up front and then deliver turn-key, you will fail. If you don't account for the impact your client's expanding knowledge will have on your project, you will fail. It is easy to bolt on new features to a sound framework -- it is next to impossible to refactor the underlying framework and not impact all of the bolt on features that have been added after the initial development.

[abdulbasitb]

After understanding business unit's requirements at review stage, it's too late to try to figure out a way to "fit" them into the solution that's already built.

[sherylmccrary]

Since you're using agile, why not be eliciting and incorporating operator/end user requirements in earlier design, build, test rounds? Or at least documenting process and interface specs at the Business unit level earlier.

[tjmns]

Hello. Being fairly new to enterprise deployment i was wondering on new laptops such as the Lenovo T490 the default UEFI "Network Boot" option is set to PXE by default (and we f12 image over the network, works great). I've had no issues leaving this setting set to PXE after imaging the device and deploying it also. Is this ok in your opinion to leave this setting as PXE, or would you update it to something else such as the Nvme drive etc per industry standards. Wondering if it matters since UEFI is becoming the standard. Thanks.

[santhanakumar]

I am an absolute beginner and i am not able to differentiate between MES & Scada, I feel like both are interchangeable, Can anyone please explain me in layman terms ?

[ntcuongct]

1 MES can control multiple SCADA in a plant, right?

[amaremisganaw]

This video is great but it would be nice to include how the software works

[fahad]

Loved the video. But switching from one angle to another was a bit of an overkill