Companies choose manufacturing processes -- such as job order, batch process, assembly line and continuous process -- based in part on the level of product individualization allowed. Manufacturers use ...

Both batch execution systems (BES) and manufacturing operations management (MOM) systems have been defined by mature Instrument Society of America (ISA) standards, but they are not always viewed in ...

Batch processing operations are ideal for large scale manufacturing of products that are assembled and modified in a series of stages or steps. When connected to a batch management software system, ...

Manufacturing systems are often divided according to how many products that businesses produce, and how many of those products are produced at the same time. Complex products, in general, require much ...

In batch processing, if costs are not isolated, high-volume customers and products tend to subsidize lower-volume ones. This article reviews different types of batch activities and how they would be ...

As industry shifts to continuous biomanufacturing, engineers integrate process design, digital tools, automation, and ...

Continuous manufacturing makes monoclonal antibody production faster, cheaper, and greener, say researchers, who predict that industry adoption of the approach will accelerate in response to ...

Using continuous processing instead of batch-based processing provides therapeutic manufacturers with a number of advantages. For example, the continuous approach can ...

Process industry software developer eschbach has launched a new batch tracking solution for its Shiftconnector® enterprise manufacturing platform, promoting seamless collaboration between production, ...

In nearly all regions and industries, markets for products reflect the impact of globalization. The tactic of competing on price is increasingly giving way to a wider range of factors—including ...