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According to manufacturing journalist TR Cutler, in the current issue of Automation.com, “Large upfront fees have stopped many manufacturers from implementing an enterprise-wide OEE or utilization machine tracking solution. With no large upfront fees, and a pay as you go low monthly payments more manufacturing firms would TRY this technology.”

According to manufacturing journalist TR Cutler, in the current issue of AutomationMedia.com, “Large upfront fees have stopped many manufacturers from implementing an enterprise-wide OEE or utilization machine tracking solution. With no large upfront fees, and a pay as you go low monthly payments more manufacturing firms would TRY this technology.”

According to manufacturing journalist TR Cutler, in the current issue AutomationMedia.com, “Large upfront fees have stopped many manufacturers from implementing an enterprise-wide OEE or utilization machine tracking solution. With no large upfront fees, and a pay as you go low monthly payments more manufacturing firms would TRY this technology.”

According to manufacturing journalist TR Cutler, in the current issue of the WTG Business Performance and Manufacturing & Supply Chain News, “Large upfront fees have stopped many manufacturers from implementing an enterprise-wide OEE or utilization machine tracking solution. With no large upfront fees, and a pay as you go low monthly payments more manufacturing firms would TRY this technology.”

According to manufacturing journalist TR Cutler, in the current issue of the WTG Business Performance and Manufacturing & Supply Chain News, “Large upfront fees have stopped many manufacturers from implementing an enterprise-wide OEE or utilization machine tracking solution. With no large upfront fees, and a pay as you go low monthly payments more manufacturing firms would TRY this technology.”

According to manufacturing journalist TR Cutler, in the current issue of AutomationMedia.com, “Large upfront fees have stopped many manufacturers from implementing an enterprise-wide OEE or utilization machine tracking solution. With no large upfront fees, and a pay as you go low monthly payments more manufacturing firms would TRY this technology.”

According to manufacturing journalist TR Cutler, in the current issue of Automation.com, “Large upfront fees have stopped many manufacturers from implementing an enterprise-wide OEE or utilization machine tracking solution. With no large upfront fees, and a pay as you go low monthly payments more manufacturing firms would TRY this technology.”

Overall equipment effectiveness technologies are expensive and start with a pilot program on a few machines; the Scytec Saas model is totally different. At Westec, on Wednesday, March 28, 1:30 - 2:00pm, there is an important presentation: “Cloud Based Machine Utilization, Downtime and OEE Collected & Displayed Real-Time.” This critical event will reveal how real time OEE information can now be collected with no database or reporting servers to install.

Typical OEE (overall equipment effectiveness) technologies are expensive and start with a pilot program on a few machines; the Scytec Saas model is totally different. The Scytec DataXchange Process Control System will be previewed on March 27 - 29, 2012 at Westec in the Shop Floor Automations Booth, #2344. This new data collection system has the ability to track multiple types of cycle time. Cycle time can be tracked from a hardware adapter and through MTConnect or Fanuc Focas. Reporting on metrics such as utilization and efficiency, Scytec runs both sets of cycle time and then compares data.

Real time configurable dashboard viewing of shop floor data with automatic updating is essential. The Scytec DataXchange Process Control System will be previewed on March 27 - 29, 2012 at Westec in the Shop Floor Automations Booth, #2344. This new data collection system has the ability to track multiple types of cycle time. Cycle time can be tracked from a hardware adapter and through MTConnect or Fanuc Focas.