Blogs tagged mes

Introduction This technical blog post is intended to share my experience with A2A (Application to Application) Interface for the EWM-MES Integration without middleware. MES application in this A2A integration is a non-SAP system. In the... Read More »

Quote. “The increased scale and complexity of SAP and non-SAP systems challenges require that we look for ways to simplify the system-integration requirements” This quote about a series of blog-posts (“Integrate... Read More »

Before proceeding with the integration process of SAP ME to Teamcenter. It is very important to understand the basic concept of the layers where this product lies. MES => Manufacturing Execution System(MES) is a control system which is used to... Read More »

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Join Paul Lasance and Carlos Portillo, SAP at this half-day “Connected Manufacturing” workshop on 3 November in The Hague, Netherlands (part of the International SAP Conference for Manufacturing). It is crucial to understand how to... Read More »

As an add-on to my PI Blogs Hands on SAP ME integration or how I learnt PI (XI) http://scn.sap.com/community/manufacturing/blog/2015/12/12/hands-on-sap-me-integration-or-how-i-learnt-pi-xi PRE/POST XSLT step in integration scenario via... Read More »

I decided to make some more advanced integration and write this separate Blog post based on the comments to the first Blog that I wrote about ME integration via PI... Read More »

As it was well described by my colleague Sam http://scn.sap.com/docs/DOC-52940, SAP MII and SAP PI (XI) are designed with specific use-cases in mind. Obviously, in case of SAP ME integration SAP MII is preferred and therefore certified and... Read More »

Real Life Examples of Manufacturing Assets Directly Connected to SAP We are proud to announce that SAP customer ebmpapst was awarded as a “Landmark in the Land of Ideas” Coordinating worldwide distribution of manufacturing and auditing... Read More »

As always, SAPPHIRE NOW 2015 promises to be a very exciting event.  For those of you who are interested in discrete manufacturing, there are two sessions that you shouldn’t miss. The first session is a microforum Drive Compliance in... Read More »