Over the years, we’ve seen customers achieve incredible success with GainSeeker Suite SPC Software. GainSeeker adds thousands - sometimes millions - of dollars to their bottom line. In the process, GainSeeker empowers a cultural transformation to a data driven organization. These successes aren’t accidental, and they’re not guaranteed. They’re the result of good planning and execution, and great leadership.
Any time you launch a corporate initiative as important as an enterprise SPC software deployment, you need objectives and a project charter. In today’s business environment, when most organizations are understaffed and stretched too thin, failure to put a fence around a project is a recipe for disaster.
The most important new features are improved support of OEE (Overall Equipment Effectiveness) charting and analysis. We've had customers using GainSeeker for OEE for several years, but they've done it with just the built in features of GainSeeker Suite SPC and Defect Management. The new charts use some innovative techniques to store all OEE data in one place, and then give the user the ability to build some really powerful OEE charts. These new techniques for managing OEE data make building OEE dashboards much easier, and put a world of options at user's fingertips.
You should have multiple people in a variety of roles using data from your SPC software trial deployment. Each person may have very different needs, and in keeping with Covey, you should “Begin with the end in mind.” A good place to start is to identify all of your teammates - that is the stakeholders for your deployment.
The SAP Quality Module, although it is good and useful, doesn't do what GainSeeker does. It's like buying a business suit when you need a swimsuit for the beach. They're both articles of clothing, but they have different functions.
A reader asks for advice about getting started with SPC in a short run environment.
Read this and come away wiser about what really goes on at a "Geek Fest." Here's the interesting backstory on the OPC Foundation Interoperability Workshop.
