Fachartikel
Insgesamt 25 Fachartikel dokumentieren die langjährigen Erfahrungen und die Führungsposition von Aegis in der Industrie. Diese Fachartikel verdeutlichen unsere bisherigen Erfolge, beispielsweise dass wir einer der ersten Anbieter von innovativen Fertigungsdatensystemen waren, und dass wir durch Innovation und neue Technologien stets zu den führenden Anbietern in diesem Markt gehörten.
CASE STUDY: Surmotech
Surmotech Inc., a full-service electronic contract manufacturer, faced the challenge of finding a system to manage the setup of their machines, track the components and units, and finally compile data from each point on the manufacturing floor. What’s more, they needed to meet their end customer requirements for traceability and historical genealogy. This case study describes how the Aegis MOS team responded by proposing a modular and scalable upgrade path from their existing platform that met these customer’s requirements.
| CASE STUDY: Enercon Download the Case Study Enercon, a Maine-based contract manufacturer, recognized that a single-source, realtime paperless documentation system would significantly improve their manufacturing execution. Accordingly they turned to Aegis Software, whose MOS product offered the industry-leading solution to the functionality they sought. This case study looks at Enercon’s background and requirements, and how these were fulfilled by Aegis’ MOS in terms of its features and its implementation across Enercon’s enterprise. |
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| CASE STUDY - OCTOBER 2010 EPE Corporation Learn how EPE Corporation, a New England Defense and high-reliability EMS provider, leverages their Aegis MOS system to outperform tier-one EMS companies. — Aegis Software |
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| MYSMT NEWS - APRIL 2007 Profitability Made CIMple Electronics assemblers are continuously seeking new ways to improve their manufacturing and have turned to CIM software to increase efficiency and quality, while lowering overhead. — Daniel Walls |
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| ONBOARD TECHNOLOGY - APRIL 2007 Commercial, Off-The-Shelf Shop Floor Information Systems II The second installment of a two part series. Shop Floor Information Systems emerging as commercial, off-the-shelf technology. — Jason Spera |
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| ONBOARD TECHNOLOGY - FEBRUARY 2007 Commercial, Off-The-Shelf Shop Floor Information Systems I The first installment of a two part series. Shop Floor Information Systems emerging as commercial, off-the-shelf technology. — Jason Spera |
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| MYSMT NEWS - FEBRUARY 2007 Introducing...Daniel Walls Interview with Daniel Walls, Aegis' new European Managing Director. |
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| SMT MAGAZINE - AUGUST 2006 Quality Control Software The key to true quality control (QC) is prevention, rather than detection. This article explains the need for QC software beyond its traditional definition and the product traceability it can provide. — Bob Miklosey |
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| MYSMT NEWS - AUGUST 2006 Movers & Shakers Interview with Jason Spera, CEO and Co-Founder of Aegis. — Keith Robinson |
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| SMT MAGAZINE - JUNE 2006 Lead-Free Process Control Management This article explores the challenges of the lead-free transition related to shop-floor materials, process control, and traceability. — Bob Miklosey |
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| MYSMT NEWS - MARCH 2006 From CIM to MES Increase Your Factory's Efficiency — Christian Teasdel |
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| SMT MAGAZINE - APRIL 2005 Software Control Extends Beyond the Line This article focuses on the use of software to achieve factory wide automation. — Jason Spera |
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| SMT MAGAZINE - JANUARY 2005 Point: Counterpoint Industry experts voice differing opinions on full CAMX vs. proprietary solutions. — Jason Spera |
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| SMTA - AUGUST 2004 SMTA White Paper Shop Floor Information Systems Emerging as Commercial, Off-The-Shelf Technology. — Jason Spera |
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| CA - DECEMBER 2002 Transforming Information Into Competitive Advantage As the old saying goes: Knowledge is power. And web-centric software is a platform for seamlessly sharing it. — Jason Spera |
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| EP & P - NOVEMBER 2002 Making Sense of CAMX Initiatives A new solution improving information availability is allowing manufacturers to distinguish themselves as uniquely efficient in the maturing market. — Jason Spera |
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| CA - NOVEMBER 2002 Real-Time Data Collection and Analysis Enterprise productivity software can be used to address numerous data collection and analysis problems faced by electronics manufacturers. — Jason Spera |
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| CA - OCTOBER 2002 Linking the Factory Office to the Factory Floor The correct documentation control system can increase productivity and quality while reducing costs. — Jason Spera |
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| SMT - JUNE 2002 SMT Perspective Column Recent vendor alliances and partnerships have evolved beyond reseller agreements, offering the customer a singular solution with greater capability and value than the sum of its parts. — Jason Spera |
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| CA - MAY 2002 Turning Boards in Hours Instead of Days Ready for improved communication, productivity and product quality? Try a Web-based system that links the production floor with other departments. — James Roche |
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| CA - NOVEMBER 2001 Information Visibility for OEMs and EMS Providers The availability of Web-based manufacturing information can better integrate OEMs and EMS providers–and ultimately improve their relationship. — Jason Spera |
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| SMT - JULY 2001 SMT Perspective Column A forum where industry leaders are encouraged to express their opinions on the latest and hottest topics in the SMT industry. — Jason Spera |
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| EP&P - JUNE 2001 TransCollaborative Manufacturing Software Binds OEM Communities With the right software, today's OEM communities share information in a comprehensive but simplified manner, without loosing contact with the mfr. floor. — Jason Spera |
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| SMT - MAY 2001 Departments, Factories and Customers as One TCM Software allows for a smooth flow of information, by connecting people, resources and facilities in one integrated process. — Jason Spera |
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| SMT - JANUARY 2001 Step–by–Step: SMT 101 Step 1 As assembly machines, processes and chemicals mature, electronics assemblers seek new ways to improve their manufacturing speed and quality, and to differentiate themselves from competitors. — Jason Spera |
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| CA - JANUARY 2001 Untangling the Web of Collaboration TransCollaborative manufacturing software provides Web-based data creation, management and manufacturing execution capabilities. — Jason Spera |
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| SMT - DECEMBER 2000 The Paperless Factory Comes of Age An evolution in CIM software fulfills its promise: An advance well beyond simple document viewing that combines the benefits of effective data preparation, electronic revision control and automatic engineering change dissemination. — Jason Spera |
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| EP&P - FEBRUARY 2000 Managing Front-End Data More Efficiently Automating the management of front end data can lower production costs. — Jason Spera |
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