Most manufacturers don’t struggle with planning, but they struggle with real-time visibility. This webinar explains how MES closes the gap between planning and execution with real-time insights into what’s happening across the shop-floor, enabling manufacturers to act on time when it matters the most.
An insightful session on real-time visibility with MES
Years of manufacturing expertise
Quality certified
Full-stack scheduling knowledge
Here’s what you will learn and explore in this webinar:
This webinar is designed for professionals responsible for production performance and operational efficiency, including:
Looking to gain real-time control over production
Struggling with delayed updates and manual tracking
Responsible for improving efficiency and coordination
Managing day-to-day execution and issue resolution
Working on reducing inefficiencies and delays
Driving MES or MOM initiatives

Cesar A. Martin leads the go-to-market strategy for Smart Factory MOM while working closely with manufacturing executives, operations leaders, ERP partners, and plant teams. His goal is to help companies modernize production planning, scheduling, shop-floor execution, and operational visibility.
Cesar has deep experience in connecting business strategy, manufacturing operations, and digital transformation. His work with Smart Factory MOM centers on practical ways to improve production efficiency, increase schedule reliability, strengthen on-time delivery, and build a roadmap toward connected manufacturing operations.
Join this webinar to understand how MES enables real-time shop-floor visibility and helps you make faster, more informed production decisions.
MES captures production data directly from machines, operators, and processes, making it instantly available for monitoring and decision-making.
Yes, MES digitizes production processes by replacing paper travelers, manual logs, and spreadsheets with a centralized system.
Yes, MES can connect with ERP systems to align production execution with planning, ensuring better coordination and data consistency.
Yes, MES can be implemented across different scales, depending on the complexity and requirements of the operation.
Yes. This session is free to attend and open to manufacturing professionals.