The question always comes up at industrial management committee meetings: “What is the real performance of our plants?” In a multi-site group, this seemingly simple question often triggers endless debate. Plant A reports an OEE of 74%, plant B 68%, and...
In most French plants, OEE reliability is a major problem. The overall efficiency of equipment displayed on dashboards is only an approximation of reality. Between forgotten paper sheets, undeclared stoppages and invisible micro-stops, the gap between measured and...
The Measurement Trap Walk into most modern factories and you’ll find the same scene: OEE dashboards on office walls, weekly performance reports in managers’ inboxes, and shift summaries neatly filed away. Everyone’s measuring overall equipment...
The illusion of good overall equipment effectiveness “Our OEE is excellent we’re at 78%.” We hear this often. Plant managers showing us their spreadsheets, confident in their numbers. Until we install sensors and start measuring for real. Then that...
Most manufacturers proudly report their OEE every week but few truly understand what this key performance indicator actually measures. Walk into any factory and ask about their Overall Equipment Effectiveness. You’ll get a confident number: “We’re...
OEE (Overall Equipment Effectiveness) is the benchmark indicator for measuring the performance of automotive production equipment. Industrial monitoring transforms OEE management by automating data collection and eliminating manual reporting. In mechanical parts...
