GE Aerospace achieves maximum efficiency with Proficy MES Software Customer Story Bar Share 50+Manufacturing sites GREATER EFFICIENCYEnd-to-end visibility FEWER APPLICATIONSSimplified software on the shop floor Load More Customer Information Introduction Company GE Aerospace Industry Manufacturing & Digital Plant Products Cloud MES, Proficy Historian for Cloud, Proficy Operations Hub, Proficy Plant Applications, HMI/SCADA, MES - Manufacturing Execution Systems, Proficy Industrial Software Overview Learn how the team at GE Aerospace is deploying their next generation MES that will reduce the number of applications across 50+ manufacturing shops, allowing for maximum efficiency of the shop floor works while tracking the engine build genealogy to the final bolt put on an engine. GE Aerospace’s OneMES roadmap leverages Proficy Plant Applications and its ability to handle mixed manufacturing environments – for one solution with MES, quality, and machine connectivity. Also, discover how the team is working with Proficy Operations Hub as the next step in new generation visualization. Challenges Obsolete systemsMultiple systems/point solutionsLow machine connectivityInability to analyze end-to-end manufacturing dataset 20:56GE AerospaceVideo credit: GE Vernova Action Proficy Plant Applications for modern MES platform that is multi-modal (handles mixed manufacturing environments)One system: MES/Quality/Machine ConnectedProficy Operations Hub for visibilityTCO reduction and P&A improvements via moving to AWS Outcomes Next generation MES solution that: Reduces the number of applications on the shop floorMaximizes efficiency of the shop floor worksTracks engine build genealogy to the final bolt put on an engineProvides a modern scalable architecture About the SpeakerRob Amos, Senior Director – Shop Floor Applications, GE Aviation Rob Amos is the Senior Director – Shop Floor Applications for GE Aerospace (Formerly GE Aviation). In this role, Rob leads the Shop Floor application team that designs, implements and supports the primary shop floor applications that GE Aerospace uses in its manufacturing – including Manufacturing Execution Systems (MES), Complex Assembly and Maintenance applications that are used in 50+ manufacturing shops around the world. Rob and the team take the product from raw material through production and then over to the engine assembly. With more than 20 years of experience, Rob holds an undergraduate degree from Bowling Green State University and an MBA from The Ohio State University.