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October, 2019 ElEctronic Mfg SErvicES


Critical Manufacturing’s MES Solutions Accelerate Industry 4.0 Initiatives


By Dave Trail, VP — Electronics Segment, Critical Manufacturing F


ounded in 2009, Critical Manu- facturing is a young, agile, cus- tomer-centric company that


provides leading-edge, Industry 4.0- ready software solutions for ad- vanced manufacturing industry seg- ments. The company is dedicated to empowering manufacturers of com- plex, high-tech discrete products with a manufacturing execution and intelligence system to achieve their digital transformation goals. Critical Manufacturing’s vision


is “making Industry 4.0 a reality for all manufacturers,” which means de- livering a modern, connected and flexible manufacturing execution system (MES) in the marketplace. This helps manufacturers easily adapt and optimize their operations in an era of constant and permanent change and future-proof their busi- ness against technology changes and changing customer demands. It scales to users’ business


needs and growth, gives clear insight and guidance on any desktop or mo- bile device, drives visibility of pro- duction and its costs across the sup- ply chain, and is easy to implement


Critical Manufacturing’s MES software provides manufacturers in demanding discrete industries with a platform for Industry 4.0 success.


on existing infrastructure. As a re- sult, Critical Manufacturing’s state- of-the-art products and services en- able customers to drive down cost, flexibly meet market demands, and ultimately achieve greater agility, visibility and reliability.


Long-Term Investment “Our customers in complex,


high-tech industries understand that an MES is a long-term investment and that success depends on imple- menting the most modern, config-


urable solution that will scale with their business, while delivering on the vision for the smart factories of the fu- ture,” says Chris Parsons, VP of mar- keting, Critical Manufacturing. “Our continued success is driven by equal measures of passion and dedication to develop cutting-edge, industry-specif- ic solutions that address the most ur- gent industry challenges and provide our growing list of satisfied customers with superior industry 4.0 capabilities and the highest business value to meet their current and future needs with confidence.” Critical Manufacturing’s success


is rooted in the inspiration and expe- rience of an executive team of interna- tionally renowned industry experts. With headquarters and a main tech- nical center in Porto (Maia), Portugal, the company’s rapid global growth has led to the establishment of sub- sidiaries in key regions for electronics and semiconductor manufacturing in Dresden, Germany; Suzhou, China; Austin, Texas; and Taiwan. The headquarters and main de- velopment center in Portugal compris-


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