Low-code for practical Industry 4.0
Configuration instead of programming
Engomo, provider of integrated low-code applications in Industry 4.0, is presenting its solutions for digitized, efficient processes at the Hannover Messe.
Engomo, provider of integrated low-code applications in Industry 4.0, is presenting its solutions for digitized, efficient processes at the Hannover Messe. Visitors to the stand will learn how individual process solutions for production and warehousing can be implemented based on low-code technology.
Low-code app: intuitive user guidance and support through the process
Most industrial companies already use various systems to optimally map process requirements, such as ERP and QA systems as well as MES, DMS and, for example, solutions for the systems and machines used. A large number of systems that interact in the production halls provide production employees with relevant information for process execution. Integrated production systems are the key to quickly accessing the required data. Employees access all relevant data via an app. From MDC and PDC to the planning and monitoring of production orders, inspection processes as part of quality assurance or mobile picking in the warehouse: employees are guided through the individual process steps with the help of the intuitive user guidance of the low-code apps.
The apps support information retrieval and data entry. Engomo uses standard connectors and plug-ins to easily connect existing systems and facilities and harmonize the backend data. This eliminates friction in the process caused by paper-based process steps, manual transfers and data silos. The individual front ends are designed in the visual configuration environment of the Engomo platform.
Hall 15, Stand E05
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