MAKOR in your industry.
Everywhere, data sits in many systems. What it means depends on the industry. Six focus areas show how MAKOR works there, each with an example.
Industry & manufacturing
Machines, quality inspection, purchasing and maintenance generate data in their own systems. MAKOR connects them, so you identify causes instead of managing symptoms.
The scrap rate on a production line is rising.
MAKOR connects sensor data, maintenance logs and the supplier’s batch data. The deviation begins with a new material batch. Measurements are missing for two shifts, and MAKOR names this gap.
Production management decides whether to block the batch.
Energy & utilities
Grid loads, maintenance windows, weather and asset data are scattered. MAKOR brings them together, so you see bottlenecks early and can justify measures.
A maintenance window is due for a substation.
MAKOR connects load profiles, weather data and the condition of neighbouring assets. It shows when the risk of a bottleneck is lowest and names the source and confidence for every assumption.
Grid operations sets the maintenance window.
Agriculture & food
Field data, weather, inventory and traceability records are spread along the whole chain. MAKOR connects them, so you can prove origin and spot risks early.
A processor receives a notice of possible contamination.
MAKOR traces the goods back through delivery notes, stock movements and batches. It shows which deliveries may be affected and for which ones records are missing.
Quality assurance decides on the recall.
Circular economy & resources
Material flows, compositions and take-backs are spread across many partners. MAKOR connects them, so you know what is in your materials and where they go.
A customer asks about the share of secondary raw material in a delivery.
MAKOR brings together incoming weighings, lab analyses and outgoing batches. For each batch you can see where the evidence comes from and how current it is.
Sales releases the evidence.
Security & critical infrastructure
Reports, sensors and open sources come in different formats. MAKOR connects them into a situational picture in which every statement carries its source, even in air-gapped operation.
After a severe storm, a crisis team needs a picture of the situation.
MAKOR connects reports, map data and sensor readings into a situational picture. It marks which statements are confirmed and where feedback is still missing.
The crisis team decides where the emergency services go first.
Logistics & supply chains
Shipment data, supplier registers and events sit in many systems and with many partners. MAKOR connects them, so you see dependencies before they turn into outages.
A supplier reports an outage.
MAKOR connects supplier registers, orders and inventory. It shows which products are affected, across which tiers the dependency runs and where information on sub-suppliers is missing.
Purchasing decides which alternatives to activate.