Your ERP has years of operational data you're not using. OIM turns your existing exports into a clear, honest view of what's actually happening on your floor in minutes, no IT project required.
No implementation project. No consultants. Just a column mapping exercise, then drop your production exports and OIM builds a dimensional model, validates your data quality, and delivers insights fast.
Your shift supervisor stops walking into your office with a different number than the one on the screen. Everyone finally sees the same data.
If you can pull an ERP export, you can run OIM. No server, no implementation consultant, no six-month rollout.
Operations, maintenance, quality, and the executive team all working from the same numbers — translated to what each level actually needs to see.
Runs on hardware you own. No cloud subscription, no vendor access to your production data, no per-seat fees piling up each month.
The OIM is designed to be deployed, not implemented. Here's what the first week looks like.
Drop your ERP CSV exports into the OIM. Real-world exports: incomplete columns, inconsistent values, partial data. All handled without pre-processing. Epicor, and other common ERP formats, supported out of the box.
Before any analysis, OIM scores your data quality and tells you exactly what's missing, what's inconsistent, and where to focus cleanup. You trust the output because you've seen the input.
Throughput, OEE, downtime, and quality trends. Each translated into the numbers that actually matter to operators, plant managers, and the executive team. Everyone finally sees the same truth.
SQL connection, MES integration, IIoT data: OIM's architecture meets your team where you are and expands as you're ready. No rip-and-replace.
Most operations intelligence tools are designed for analysts and sold to executives. The OIM is built for the people actually running production.
Runs on hardware you own. No cloud dependency, no vendor access to your production data. You own the software; no per-seat or consumption fees layered on top.
The OIM is an intelligence layer on top of your ERP. Not a replacement. Your operators keep working the same way. The OIM makes the best possible use of the data they're already creating.
OIM scores your data quality and surfaces exactly what's missing, inconsistent, or needs operator attention alongside your dashboards, not as an afterthought. You trust the output because you've seen the input.
Medallion architecture, Kimball dimensional modeling, ISO 22400 metrics: the same architectural foundations used by enterprise platforms, without the enterprise price tag.
"No one had built a tool that actually fit how operations people work. So I built it."
I have spent nearly 15 years at a Fortune 250 electric utility. I have designed work orders, coordinated with operations to get the work executed, and run planning and scheduling for an entire business unit. At every level of that process, I built the analytic tools that gave the whole organization the visibility to work toward a shared goal.
I took that architecture and translated it for mid-market manufacturing. The OIM is the result. Everyone from the operator to the executive sees the same data, translated to their level.
Short, opinionated writing from someone who's actually run operations.
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