Automated OEE Systems
Although OEE can be manually calculated based on collected production data, the standardization of plant floor networks and OPC technology has led many industrial vendors to introduce automated OEE systems, ranging in complexity from a single sensor to complex integrated MES, ERP or CMMS systems. Industrial OEE vendors are shown in the following table:
| Product Name | Vendor | |
|---|---|---|
| Productivity Improvement System | TACTA Productivity Improvement | |
| ProduMax | Live Monitoring | |
| Proficy Plant Applications | GE Intelligent Platforms | |
| AxOEE | Memex Automation | |
| Ampla | Schneider Electric | |
| AssetManager | InfoServe365 | |
| OEE Management Software | Capstone Metrics | |
| Objective.MES | De Clercq Solutions | |
| OFS | Operations Feedback | |
| Zarpac Performance Index | ZPI Inc. | |
| Ignition MES Module | Inductive Automation | |
| PlantRun | Tascomp Ltd | |
| RBC OEE | RBC Automation Limited | |
| Idhammar OEE System | Idhammar Systems Ltd | |
| FactoryTalk Metrics | Rockwell Automation | |
| TrakSYS™ | Parsec Automation Corporation | |
| OEE Cockpit | Van Lente & De Vos | |
| Operator MES | Operator Systems | |
| Wonderware MES Performance | Invensys Wonderware | |
| ATS Intelligence | ATS International B.V. | |
| Equipment Performance Monitoring System | Mexter Technology Bhd | |
| OEEsmart MDE | OEEsmart | |
| ProductionACE | Production Process |
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