Category: Manufacturing

Use this little dashboard for the status of your manufacturing jobs. You’ll see the detail of each task or process step, the percent complete, and whether those tasks have been started or finished.  (scroll down to watch)

Sometimes you just want to say, “What’s going on with my job?”

This dashboard provides the answer. And, it gives you the comfort of knowing something is happening, and will likely finish at a certain time. Usually, that’s all you want to know. So… try this on your copy of Standard Time®. And let us know how it works for you!

Make manufacturing improvements using real-time data. Collect work order and employee status on the shop floor, then change your processes to cut costs and improve efficiency. Here’s a little inspiration.

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Got a hot job that needs to be done ASAP? Or, a low-priority job that can wait?

Standard Time has functions for that. See the video below for examples.

You can find the next available slot for each task in a job, or put the job at the head of the line, or at the end.

Shop floor improvements start with real-time data. If you can measure it, you can improve it.

Have you tried barcodes and QR codes to track job status? How about inventory and material usage?

Start here for answers: Standard Time Manufacturing Software

These fake workers are looking at fake jobs for the purpose of inspiring you!

Did it work?  Haha!

In actuality, Standard Time® gives you real data, for real jobs, for real WIP status. That should be inspiring!

Still living in the 1980’s with your VCR and car phone? Then this little shorty will inspire you!

This little quickie is a nice reminder to view shop floor barcode scans in a calendar view, even back to the 1980’s! Or whenever you started scanning jobs into Standard Time.

You probably already know that your barcode scans are visible in the Time Logs page, but have you tried the Time Logs calendar? That’s a whole different animal, and it might give you some “rad” new intel. 🙂

Give it a try. Get modern! Get Rad! Get with the 80’s!