A Manufacturing Application Platform Built Around Choice
PI provides the common architecture for shop-floor connectivity, manufacturing data, business-system context and a growing family of manufacturing applications.
Explore PI ApplicationsDiscuss Your OperationOne common manufacturing foundation.
Connectivity
Bring compatible machine, sensor, operator and system information into a common operational context.
Manufacturing Data
Organize production history, jobs, events, machine behavior and ERP context so applications can work from common information.
Applications
Activate estimating, scheduling, utilization, OEE, jobs, opportunity intelligence and other capabilities as required.
One machine, some machines or all machines.
A connected architecture does not require every asset to consume the same functionality.
Basic
Machine state and utilization where simple visibility is enough.
Performance
OEE where availability, performance and quality losses justify deeper analysis.
Context
Jobs and production feedback where machine activity must be tied to actual work.
Governance
Optional MERIT 2.0 where events need ownership, escalation, proof and learning.
Connect what should be happening with what is actually happening.
Then use that context to help determine what deserves attention next.
What should happen
Jobs, routings, standards, schedules, commitments and expected performance.
What actually happened
Machine activity, production, downtime, counts, status, operator input and actual job performance.
What matters next
Risks, recurring losses, opportunities, actions and recommendations informed by the available evidence.
Opportunity Intelligence
The live PI Opportunity Queue demonstrates the direction: use data PI collects to identify and rank opportunities, explain operational context and recommend next action.
See PI Opportunity QueueAdditive Manufacturing
TSRB's additive-manufacturing page shows PI bringing build activity, machine conditions, material context, quality events and production commitments together without making MERIT 2.0 mandatory.
See PI for Additive ManufacturingChoose the capability that creates value first.
PI is designed to let the architecture grow around the operation rather than forcing the operation to adopt everything at once.
Talk With TSRB SystemsA Manufacturing Application Platform Built Around Choice
PI provides the common architecture for shop-floor connectivity, manufacturing data, business-system context and a growing family of manufacturing applications.
Explore PI ApplicationsDiscuss Your OperationOne common manufacturing foundation.
Connectivity
Bring compatible machine, sensor, operator and system information into a common operational context.
Manufacturing Data
Organize production history, jobs, events, machine behavior and ERP context so applications can work from common information.
Applications
Activate estimating, scheduling, utilization, OEE, jobs, opportunity intelligence and other capabilities as required.
One machine, some machines or all machines.
A connected architecture does not require every asset to consume the same functionality.
Basic
Machine state and utilization where simple visibility is enough.
Performance
OEE where availability, performance and quality losses justify deeper analysis.
Context
Jobs and production feedback where machine activity must be tied to actual work.
Governance
Optional MERIT 2.0 where events need ownership, escalation, proof and learning.
Connect what should be happening with what is actually happening.
Then use that context to help determine what deserves attention next.
What should happen
Jobs, routings, standards, schedules, commitments and expected performance.
What actually happened
Machine activity, production, downtime, counts, status, operator input and actual job performance.
What matters next
Risks, recurring losses, opportunities, actions and recommendations informed by the available evidence.
Opportunity Intelligence
The live PI Opportunity Queue demonstrates the direction: use data PI collects to identify and rank opportunities, explain operational context and recommend next action.
See PI Opportunity QueueAdditive Manufacturing
TSRB's additive-manufacturing page shows PI bringing build activity, machine conditions, material context, quality events and production commitments together without making MERIT 2.0 mandatory.
See PI for Additive ManufacturingChoose the capability that creates value first.
PI is designed to let the architecture grow around the operation rather than forcing the operation to adopt everything at once.
Talk With TSRB Systems