iHub isn’t just a MES. It’s a complete MOM.
Manufacturing Operations Management (MOM) is the ISA-95 framework that defines the four operational domains to manage on the shop floor: production, quality, maintenance and inventory. A traditional MES only covers production. MOM is the blueprint — MES is just one room in the building.
The four operational domains of a MOM
iHub MES already has one dedicated module for every ISA-95 domain — not a patchwork of disconnected tools, but a single platform with a unified data model.
Production Operations Management
Real-time scheduling, dispatching, execution and tracking of production orders.
Quality Operations Management
Inspection planning, results collection, non-conformance management and quality traceability.
Maintenance Operations Management
Maintenance scheduling, work order management, failure analysis and asset availability.
Inventory Operations Management
Material tracking, batch and location management, movements and stock levels.
Three modules that go further
ISA-95 defines the baseline. iHub adds what a modern factory actually needs on top of it.
Analysis
The cross-domain layer: OEE, custom KPIs and reports that combine production, quality, maintenance and inventory data into one picture.
Energy
Energy consumption is emerging as a fifth operational domain in Industry 4.0/5.0 — iHub monitors it in real time, by asset and by line.
IIoT
The connectivity backbone: standard industrial protocols feeding every domain with real-time shop-floor data, automatically.
The “smart factory” concept
Integration between physical and digital systems to create interconnected smart factories — with a MOM platform like iHub as the connective tissue.
Goals
- Increase productivity and efficiency
- Improve traceability
- Reduce errors and waste
- Prevent failures with preventive/predictive maintenance
Technology pillars
The human-centric, sustainable factory
Designing systems that integrate technology, ethics and social impact — evolving from a focus on automation and efficiency (4.0) to one on human value, sustainability and resilience.
Human-centricity
Technology that supports people, not replaces them.
Sustainability
Circular production processes, reduced emissions, efficient use of resources.
Resilience
The ability to adapt to crises and market fluctuations.
Enabling technologies
See it in action.
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