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News Release from: Tecnomatix Technologies | Subject: eM-Quality 2.2 for electronics manufacturers
Edited by the Manufacturingtalk Editorial
Team on 15 April 2002
Integrated shopfloor data collection ups
yield
Latest in Manufacturing Process Management (MPM) software solutions is a powerful, integrated shop-floor data collection and analysis tool that will help electronics manufacturers improve yield.
Latest in Manufacturing Process Management (MPM) software solutions from Tecnomatix Unicam is a powerful, integrated shop-floor data collection and analysis tool that will help electronics manufacturers to improve yields and reduce defects in real time Packaged as eM-Quality 2.2, the software tool adds to the capabilities of the Tecnomatix Technologies eMPower Execution Systems solution
This article was originally published on Manufacturingtalk on 29 Jan 2001 at 8.00am (UK)
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It provides users with a fault-tolerant user interface management system, enhanced engineering change order functionality and in-process route editing capability.
This added functionality will better enable electronics manufacturers to collect and report process defect data in real time.
It can be used to support Six Sigma quality projects, for example in circuit board assembly and box-build failure, by replacing traditional error collection methods that relied on written notes or text keyboard entry.
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Tecnomatix eMPower Execution Systems provide an end-to-end, Web-based solution for real-time collecting, sharing, analysing and managing the performance of assembly operations across the extended enterprise.
This suite of applications provides drill-down capabilities with real-time access to shop floor data for proactive, data-driven visibility and knowledge management.
eMPower Execution Systems help manufacturers reach higher levels of quality by enforcing processes and correcting problems early in the manufacturing process.
"Moving to eMPower eM-Quality was an obvious choice for us," said Sanjay Rajan, senior manager of quality engineering at Harris Corporation, an international communications equipment company that provides product, system, and service solutions for commercial and government customers.
"As we broaden and expand our extended data collection and quality assurance programs, we expect eM-Quality to play a significant role in the continuous improvement of our manufacturing processes." Tecnomatix Unicam is a wholly owned subsidiary of Tecnomatix Technologies.
Tecnomatix Technologies, Ltd.
(NASDAQ: TCNO) is the world's leading provider of Manufacturing Process Management software for the electronics, automotive, aerospace and heavy equipment industries.
The company's eMPower software enables global manufacturing customers to build the best production strategies to succeed in their increasingly complex environments.
Tecnomatix applications run on an open platform providing a collaborative environment for authoring, simulating and managing manufacturing processes across the extended enterprise and its suppliers.
The company, founded in 1983, has offices and distributors in North America, Europe, the Pacific Rim and Latin America.
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