We’re thrilled to share some exciting updates that mark a significant chapter in our ongoing growth journey. From strategic partnerships to geographic expansion, the momentum continues to build—and it’s all rooted in our commitment to helping manufacturers and industrial automation companies transform and optimize their factory automation.
Partnering with ONDEX: A Strategic Collaboration for Smarter Automation
We’re proud to announce our newest partnership with ONDEX, a Chicago-based discrete and process automation systems integrator dedicated to empowering manufacturers with innovative automation solutions. The partnership presents an exceptional opportunity to expand our service offerings, including UL508A-certified panels, electrical installation services, and a comprehensive range of automation equipment.
Learn more about the NeoMatrix and ONDEX partnership here. Read More
When it comes to industrial automation and data integration, Unified Namespace (UNS) has emerged as a game-changer. It simplifies data flow across multiple systems, making it easier to access and utilize real-time information. In a recent webinar with HighByte, a provider of Industrial DataOps software solutions, we delved into how UNS was leveraged to power NeoMatrix’s Bracketology 4.0, a dynamic system built for tracking the predictions for the NCAA Division I men’s basketball single-elimination tournament of 68 teams using industrial data tools. Read More
This article was originally published on AutomationWorld.com on January 13, 2025.
Danny Haskell, President & VP of Sales
By combining real-time monitoring, predictive analytics and proactive maintenance, APM shifts focus from reactive problem-solving to proactive performance optimization.
Manufacturers are under increasing pressure to deliver high-quality products while maximizing production and profitability. However, issues like equipment downtime, inefficient processes and a lack of real-time visibility into asset health can all reduce productivity and increase costs.
This is where asset performance management (APM) comes in. Read More
Traditional Overall Equipment Effectiveness (OEE) provides historical data on equipment performance, measuring factors such as availability, performance, and quality. While useful, OEE primarily offers a retrospective view of manufacturing operations. Alternatively, Manufacturing Asset Performance Management (APM) enhances OEE by providing real-time dashboards and insights, building on historical data with current operational visibility.
Advances in industrial automation technology have transformed manufacturing asset management, enabling data to be presented with greater context and actionable insights in order to meet high priority goals, such as cycle time reduction and throughput improvement. Read More
