“There is a fundamental technological shift taking place in the MES market, driven by evolving new technologies that challenge the MES status quo and driven by vendors with the agility and talent to accelerate the adoption of those technologies.”
"The next phase in the evolution of MES will be the convergence of technologies (processes) that support end-to-end supply chain planning and execution functions. These capabilities will increasingly be provided through composable enterprise technology platforms, applications and processes"
"The MES market is in a state of flux as the existing vendor community pivots to newer technologies to keep pace with startups."
Advantages of Tulip's composable approach
Tulip’s composable approach addresses the shortcomings of monolithic systems – providing manufacturers with more value and adaptability, faster than traditional solutions.
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Human-Centric
Move beyond rigid, pre-defined MES screens and paper-on-glass solutions. With Tulip, create intuitive and time-saving workflows that workers will love to use.
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Composable
Say goodbye to all-or-nothing deployments that take months and disrupt operations. Use connected, reusable building blocks to create right-sized solutions fast with Tulip.
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Open and Extensible
No need to compromise on the systems, technologies, and devices you can connect with. Enjoy the freedom to evolve and future-proofed your technology stack with Tulip’s Open API.
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Hear from manufacturers who use Tulip
- Engineers can solve problems with flexibility and ease
- Manufacturers have the data and agility they need to continuously improve their operations
- End users have access to intuitive tools that they want to use
Redefining MES for the next generation of manufacturers
- Why MES needs to evolve and what factors are pushing the market shift toward composability – with the changes discussed in the 2023 Gartner Magic Quadrant
- What an MES implemented with a composable approach looks like (hint - it is more than no-code capabilities)
- How leading manufacturers implement and scale MES solutions rapidly with composability
How Tulip is showing the way with composability
- Why traditional approaches cannot adapt fast enough
- The importance of empowering innovators
- Showing the way for platform-based composable MES
Gartner, Magic Quadrant for Manufacturing Execution Systems, By Rick Franzosa, Christian Hestermann, 26 April 2023.
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