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MI Systems manufacturing software provides the user with proven results
producing accurate engineering planning and control results, cost estimates
and automated resource, manufacturing and assembly documentation, including
facilities, machines, work kits, tools, materials and more. Manufacturers
report savings of 50% and more in actual operations using our MCIE Series
Systems.
Our software systems are ten to fifteen times more cost effective in application
in comparison to other computerized manufacturing systems.
Our manufacturing engineering software is unsurpassed in providing accurate
cost estimating process planning and engineering analysis. Software generated
manufacturing process times and costs are accurate to within +/-5% at
a 95% confidence level at work cycle intervals of five seconds or more.
Cost accuracy reflects accuracy of machine formulations and materials
inputs.
The processor algorithms and assumptions have built-in auditability with
complete documentation. Manufacturing documentation is in easily understandable
shop oriented language. All engineered labor and cost standards are automatically
generated and input into our integrated manufacturing database as the
work methods are generated.
The MI Systems Database contains the most efficient state-of-the-art processors.
The user has access to a Windows environment with transactional interactive
analysis and search procedures, along with dialogue type procedural prompts,
all in a time-shared environment. Our mass maintenance data manager gives
database integrity and maintains up to date information on all approved
engineering changes. The mass maintenance software allows automatic/single
entry updating of part and process changes to the manufacturing database
for cost and time estimating, budgeting, planning, and scheduling without
reentry of data. Access is controlled by multilevel security which can
be custom installed for the convenience of the user.
Quality assurance requirements or other indirect work procedures can be
built into the methods documented in the software reports, thus assuring
users proper control of shop floor activities and accurate computation
of time and costs. The system can include any type of indirect operation
including inspection, floor-to-floor movement, temporary storage, acceptance
testing and any other manufacturing operation.
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