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Despite all the technological marvels, it is incredible that even the most advanced manufacturing facilities have a significant amount of improvement potential. “Many manufacturers tend to adopt a rather conservative risk averse approach,” notes Francisco Almada-Lobo, CEO, Critical Manufacturing. Due to a lack of comprehensive and flexible manufacturing software solutions, CIOs see a factory full of disparate applications—a complex set of interconnected systems with high integration and maintenance costs. Such an environment hinders the companies’ ability to cope with market changes and “modern software must be an enabler of this change,” continues Almada-Lobo. Taking stock of all this, Critical Manufacturing built its solution on three distinct pillars—a consistent IT technology stack, a common rich framework, an open and extensible architecture.

