In the 21st century, manufacturers are on a race to bring out the best quality product with the lowest costs possible. Many of the risks are associated with the inefficiency of production, poor quality, and missed deliveries. The efficiency of production output with regards to quality always depends on the Warehouse Management System (WMS) and Manufacturing Execution Systems (MES), which are integral parts of any manufacturing plant. However, manufacturers time and again are failing to bridge the gap between efficient production and smart quality outcomes due to lack of device connectivity and technical resources. This is where Tutelar Technologies comes in. Tutelar is a provider of Product Directed Manufacturing Systems (PDMS)—an easy-to-use MES and WMS system that manages all aspects of manufacturing and warehousing facilities. “We provide browser-based software that can be easily connected to existing equipment and configured to achieve the best results required on the plant floor,” says Edward Dickson, President and CEO, Tutelar Technologies.

Tutelar provides products and services that link manufacturing processes to requirements of the business, thereby increasing plant quality, productivity, and responsiveness. Through Tutelar’s solutions, manufacturers get reliable, market-leading technology coupled with a highly skilled, comprehensive support team. Although the adoption of standards for manufacturing is slow, machines and devices on the plant floor are becoming significantly more intelligent and capable of communicating across a standard Ethernet connection. This provides real-time manufacturing knowledge and ability to control the required output. In such a scenario, “Tutelar’s Ujigami software incorporates a suite of connection options that provides plug-and-play capabilities to any device on the plant floor; both new devices with Ethernet connectivity and existing devices without Ethernet,” delineates Dickson.

Ujigami is the fastest, most flexible, full-featured plant floor software available, enabling the use of existing hardware with maximum results. For instance, a large auto parts manufacturer implemented Ujigami to connect every machine and operator in their plant to create an intimate production focus.