Company H · Precision machining

Real-time work progress management with shop-floor kiosks

Shop-floor kiosks enabled direct result entry and next-task checks while managers monitored progress in real time.

Entering work status on a rugged kiosk beside an assembly station — AI-generated illustration
IndustryPrecision machining
Connected dataWork orders, shop-floor results, next tasks, process progress, and delivery status
Measured result70% faster shop-floor to office communication and 98% on-time delivery

Implementation

Operator kiosk screens that reduced movement and duplicate entry were connected to a real-time management dashboard.

Outcome

With operators checking results and next tasks directly on the kiosk and managers watching the same data on a live dashboard, the time spent going back and forth between the floor and the office fell 70% and on-time delivery reached 98%.

70% faster shop-floor to office communication and 98% on-time delivery

Validation method

Communication time and on-time delivery records were compared for measured periods before and after implementation.

Quick Answers

Key answers about this implementation

The connected data, operational change, and validation basis at a glance.

What data was connected?

Work orders, shop-floor results, next tasks, process progress, and delivery status

What changed operationally?

Operator kiosk screens that reduced movement and duplicate entry were connected to a real-time management dashboard.

How was the result validated?

Communication time and on-time delivery records were compared for measured periods before and after implementation.

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