With combined knowledge of Business Processes, Advanced Technologies in the MOM space, and Project Management in complex IT/OT projects, LSI & IDOM both bring existing and prospective clients an unparalleled level of expertise.
Lean Scheduling International (LSI) ranks among Business Observer’s Top 500 list for 2020 as part of the largest 500 companies on the Gulf Coast
The majority of ERP-bundled scheduling systems fall short when it comes to actual job sequencing. Why is that and what is the solution? We have the answer…
We are excited to announce that the latest version of Opcenter APS Version 18.2 has been released! Have a look now at what you’ll gain by upgrading to the latest version.
People often ask us when they should use an advanced scheduling tool vs. a discrete-event simulation tool. Let us explain the difference
Join us for a special Opcenter APS (Preactor Advanced Planning & Scheduling) series of vertical industry-focused webinars in July. Opcenter APS is nimble and adaptable to solve problems in any manufacturing situation for the Food & Beverage, Plastics, or Packaging industry
Machine breakdowns, staffing issues, missed vendor promises… We’ve all had plans go up in smoke due to some unplanned problem. See how Opcenter APS can help you respond quickly to adverse change and enable you to keep your customer promises in Siemens’ upcoming webinar featuring LSI’s own Hans Albright
Like most of you, our team is working from home & continuing to tackle obstacles head-on. LSI is here to support our clients who have experienced major changes in their supply chain & demand.
Join us for a special Opcenter APS (Preactor Advanced Planning & Scheduling) training webinar! In this session, LSI’s Greg Miller will show you how quickly & easily users are able to make necessary adjustments to the schedule when unexpected issues arise, by walking through common scheduling “What If’s?”
I am often asked for a brief explanation of why a manufacturing company would need an APS system, and over the years, I must admit that I have struggled with a simple explanation. Recently, however, I have concluded that there is a very simple way of doing this using one word: “connectivity.”
