Manufacturing
Industrial IoT Platform
Real-time machine monitoring, OEE, and predictive maintenance
The challenge
Manufacturers struggle with limited machine visibility, unplanned downtime, manual production monitoring, and weak maintenance planning when plant data never reaches a coherent operational view or ERP conversation. Without a coherent manufacturing foundation, Industrial IoT Platform stakeholders faced fragmented tools, slow handoffs, and limited visibility—classic failure modes Tekvers designs against.
The solution
Industrial IoT Platform: Real-time machine monitoring, OEE, and predictive maintenance. Clearer buyer language for plant visibility and ERP-connected monitoring. Tekvers delivered a maintainable manufacturing system for Industrial IoT Platform using ASP.NET Core, SQL Server, REST APIs, Flutter, with phased rollout, operator workflows, and documentation suited to long-term ownership.
Approach
Manufacturing visibility framing
We retained the brief’s challenge language—machine visibility, downtime, manual monitoring, maintenance planning—so sales and discovery conversations stay grounded in plant pain.
ERP-adjacent packaging
Portfolio FAQs describe syncing machine output, downtime, and utilities toward ERP production costing and management dashboards—positioning IoT as a connector to operations systems rather than a standalone gadget demo.
Evidence discipline
Without a dedicated IoT codebase in Projects, stack tags that imply MQTT/Kafka/device fleets are treated as **candidate implementation technologies** for a future engagement. This study does not claim those components were built or commissioned here.
Deliverables
- ▸Portfolio product definition for manufacturing visibility / Industrial IoT positioning
- ▸Challenge framing for downtime, OEE, and maintenance planning
- ▸Capability outline: machine/production data collection (as product intent)
- ▸Equipment performance and utility monitoring narrative
- ▸OEE and downtime analysis packaging for buyer conversations
- ▸Predictive maintenance alert positioning (brief-level)
- ▸Mobile monitoring and executive dashboard packaging
- ▸ERP connectivity narrative for production costing and variance analysis
- ▸Suggested implementation stack tags for future SOWs (ASP.NET Core, SQL Server, mobile clients)
Outcomes
- ▸Clearer buyer language for plant visibility and ERP-connected monitoring
- ▸Product catalog entry that pairs IoT conversations with manufacturing ERP work
- ▸Honest boundary: brief-backed positioning without undocumented broker/device claims
- ▸Foundation for a future instrumentation project with explicit device and KPI acceptance criteria
Impact
Tekvers can discuss real-time manufacturing visibility with plant leaders in the same breath as ERP—while keeping claims honest until a dedicated IoT implementation evidences telemetry, OEE calculations, and maintenance workflows in code and on the floor.
Tech stack
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