Electronics.

Planned. Tracked. Automated. Analysed. Optimised. Understood.

LYNQ is reinventing MES (manufacturing execution system) software tailored to the electronics manufacturing industry, which is highly globalised, with numerous manufacturers operating at different levels of the supply chain.

Each electronic device contains numerous tiny components, and with LYNQ MES, the assembly process is made to be flawless to ensure functionality and reliability.

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MES in the Electronics industry.

MES can help achieve better control over their production processes, reduce costs, improve quality, and enhance overall operational efficiency.

  • Improve efficiency.
  • Reduce costs.
  • Minimise loss.

Electronics manufacturing aims to deliver high-quality, innovative, and cost-effective electronic devices while embracing sustainable practices and keeping pace with technological advancements. Reducing costs while still providing quality products is always essential.

On average, an electronics manufacturer of 50 resources (employees plus machines) could save $28,000 per month by using LYNQ MES. ROI calculator >>

Key features.

  1. Advanced planning and scheduling.

    Control complex production schedules, auto-schedule production, allocate resources for optimum productive hours and track the performance of your entire manufacturing operation against production targets. Advanced planning and data analysis tools for the electronics industry. Plan >>

  2. Data collection.

    Collect data on the production line, how efficiently it is performing and identify where losses are occurring. Effective shop-floor data capture software enables a manufacturer to know exactly what is happening, in real-time, for end-to-end traceability of raw materials, components and assembly, improving defect detection and quality control at every step.  Track >>

  3. Automate production.

    With automatic data capture from machines, standardised workflows, accelerated business processes and smart quality control. Access and report on manufacturing data in the click of a button to streamline operations, work as productively as possible and reduce manual intervention. Automate >>

  4. Analyse data.

    Gain intelligent insight into your electronics manufacturing data. Know exactly what is happening at every stage of production and be able to use this data to make process improvements; saving time and increasing production. Build reports with ease and view data dashboards on operations via any connected device. Analyse >>

  5. Optimise manufacturing.

    Gain tools to communicate more effectively via instant messaging. Move away from paper based systems with online jobs, online schedules and a plan that is accessible by everyone via laptops or tablets. Identify and address issues promptly with automatic alerts and notifications, connecting shop-floor employees with management. Optimise >>

Demand: quantity and complexity.

Demand: quantity and complexity.

Rising demand for increasingly complex products offers revenue potential for successful first movers but risks as well. Market demands are volatile, with frequent product changes and upgrades. Electronic manufacturing services suppliers must plan to match OEMs’ need for agility and innovation.

Manufacturers must plan to be adaptable to rapid change, prepared to move up the value chain, offer higher margin services and transform fixed costs to controllable, variable revenue expenditure.

Planning for the Unplannable
Supplies: volatility and price fluctuation.

Supplies: volatility and price fluctuation.

Raw materials used in electronics manufacturing include silicon; rare earths; lithium; and specialised ceramics and glass. Rare earths, in particular, are subject to supply volatility and vulnerable to political and commercial pressures, including trade wars.

Manufacturers require transparent supply chains with real-time visibility and a number of sources for materials vulnerable to volatility, enabling accurate tracking and a transparent, tightly controlled demand-driven inventory.

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Green manufacturing.

Green manufacturing.

Environmental and legislative pressures are bearing down on the materials and manufacturing methods used in electronics production. Toxic chemicals and waste must be controlled, and consumption reduced.

Automated monitoring of energy consumption, identifying and eliminating waste, excessive usage and inefficient activities and process, helps cost reduction.

Moving Towards Greener Manufacturing
Efficiency.

Efficiency.

The electronics sector is one of the world’s fastest-growing and most valuable industries. Speed of development is a constant threat to businesses that lag behind. Process, inventory, supply chain and productivity monitoring are all essential.

Real-time visibility with paperless production processes, downtime alerts and collaborative messaging within the factory and along the supply chain help to minimise waste and boost operational efficiency.

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“If anyone asked me if it’s worthwhile, I would say: yes. I don’t think I would ever recommend a facility to run without a product like LYNQ. And their after sales support has been excellent.”

John Cherry, Director of Engineering and Technology at Acorn Assembly Read full story

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