Blogs

How data is used to optimize your production process

The digitization of the manufacturing industry seems to be getting off to a good start. Manufacturing companies understand the urgency to modernize more and more. Terms such as Industry 4.0, AI, AR, IoT, and IIoT are part of everyday conversations. The majority of the industry realizes that the digital transformation of a company allows you to differentiate yourself from the competition. However, when it comes to Digital Twins, many companies lack a clear understanding of what this means and what opportunities these Digital Twins offer. A missed opportunity, since the benefits are not to be ignored.

Microservices — Why do so many software companies choose this architecture?

We know Amazon as one of the largest webshops in the world. Yet a significant part of their revenue comes from operating so-called micro-services. The overwhelming amount of publications regarding this topic is convincing. An excited colleague started thinking about redesigning his core application with Amazon microservices. About two years later, he changed his mind. The micro-services architecture took much more time and, according to him, was certainly not an ideal choice for integrated Enterprise apps.

Behind the scenes at the Togetr ERP implementation

Meggson (previously known as Cobot Automation) went operational with Togetr ERP on Tuesday, June 1st. The first talks between Meggson and Togetr about the ERP possibilities started at the end of 2020. Their request was simple: a complete, modern, and simple ERP system. The ERP system must have a modern User Interface and must be cloud-based to remain 'evergreen'.

4 steps for better data management + 7 use cases from the manufacturing industry

Decision-making based on data is a challenge for many. Data quality is unreliable, data lacks context or human intuition contradicts itself. Yet now is the time to apply data correctly, to stop gambling in the hope of a positive effect, and start using well-founded arguments. For small and medium-sized companies in the manufacturing industry that are using data to its full potential, here is a guide to a data-driven organization.

Digitization supports complex assembly, facilitates zero defects, and transition to a Lean organization

In the factory of the future, product and process design will be completely digital. The main goal of a Digital Factory is to use digital tools to get the right information to the right place, at the right time.

A collaboration to create opportunities within the manufacturing industry

Togetr believes that new technology offers new opportunities for the manufacturing industry to maintain its leading position. By joining forces, we hope to further develop the digital transformation of the industry. This starts with innovation, knowledge sharing, and collaboration.