IT and automation for manufacturing plants
In manufacturing, a broken PC on the line means a stopped line, and data that reaches management a week late doesn't help anyone decide. We combine reliable infrastructure with automated reporting and AI that supports engineers and maintenance.
- Infrastructure built for shift work and shop-floor conditions
- Production data in the ERP and management reports without retyping
- Local AI for process engineers and maintenance
We understand manufacturing from the management side
ARITMA SOFT's CEO, Marcin Mikołajczyk, has more than 14 years of experience managing operations, supply chain, production and IT, including roles as COO and managing director. So we talk to a production manager in their language: OEE, downtime, inventory and on-time delivery, not servers.
Manufacturers of certain products, including machinery, electrical equipment, vehicles, food and chemicals, may also fall under NIS2 as important entities, both in Poland and in Germany. We help you check and implement the requirements without disrupting the plant.
How we help plants
Shop-floor infrastructure
Production network separated from the office, terminals and label printers, warehouse Wi-Fi for scanners, UPS power.
ERP–production integration
Orders, material usage and finished goods flowing automatically between ERP, MES and shift sheets.
Management reporting
OEE, downtime, shift output, scrap, stock and on-time delivery in one report updated daily.
AI for engineers and maintenance
An assistant answering from machine manuals, routing sheets and failure history, running on the plant's server.
Security and NIS2
Applicability check, production network segmentation, backups of critical systems and a business continuity plan.
Training for managers
AI and data analysis for shift supervisors, planners and quality teams.
How we start in a plant
Plant walk
We follow information from order to shipment.
Data map
Where data is created, where it is retyped and who needs it.
Pilot
One report or one automation in a few weeks, with measured impact.
Scale-up
Further areas and ongoing infrastructure support.
Frequently asked questions: Manufacturing
Is a manufacturing plant covered by NIS2?
It may be, if it makes products from the sectors listed in the law, such as machinery, electrical equipment, computers and electronics, vehicles, medical devices, food or chemicals, and is at least a medium-sized enterprise. Such plants are usually important entities. We check based on activity codes, size and group structure.
How can OEE be calculated automatically?
OEE is availability times performance times quality. Automation means collecting run time, downtime, output and scrap from machines, MES or simple terminals at workstations, then calculating the indicator and showing it in a report without manual Excel work.
Can AI help maintenance teams?
Yes. An AI assistant with access to machine manuals and failure history suggests likely causes and repair steps faster. We run the model on the plant's server, so technical documentation stays inside.
How do you separate the production network from the office?
Through segmentation: separate VLANs, a firewall between them and rules that allow only necessary traffic, for example from MES to ERP. This limits the impact of ransomware that starts on an office PC.
Related services
- Process automationn8n, Power Automate, ERP integrations via API, data analytics and management reporting.
- Private local AIPrivate AI on your own server: hardware selection, models and search across company documents.
- Cybersecurity and NIS2Ransomware protection, NIS2 compliance in Poland and Germany, staff awareness training.
We will show you where your plant loses data and time
Book a free consultation. We start with one report that management would like to have every morning.
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+48 501 035 571 - E-mail
kontaktaritmasoft.eu