WAGO enhances production planning & scheduling with GANTTPLAN from DUALIS

Fully automated scheduling of orders for different production sites

• Seamless SAP integration: Integration with the existing SAP ERP system enables optimized sequence planning and dynamic setup optimization.
• Frequent daily optimizations: The system generates realistic, error-free plans multiple times a day, considering complex dependencies and constraints.
• Enhanced efficiency and cost reduction: Automated planning minimizes administrative tasks, boosts efficiency, and cuts production costs.

Dresden, 30 October 2024 – WAGO GmbH & Co. KG, a global leader in electrical connectivity and automation technology, has announced the implementation of the Advanced Planning and Scheduling System (APS) GANTTPLAN from DUALIS GmbH IT Solution. This strategic move aims to address the growing complexity of detailed capacity planning across multiple production sites. GANTTPLAN Expert empowers WAGO with multi-resource scheduling capabilities, optimizing tool combinations and enhancing employee scheduling.

WAGO’s products and solutions play a key role in ensuring safety and efficiency across various industries, including railway, energy, marine, offshore, and building technology. The family-owned WAGO Group operates nine international production and sales locations, along with 22 additional sales companies and agencies in over 80 countries.

As WAGO continues to grow, the demands for speed and variety in production have outpaced the capabilities of its previous planning and scheduling system.

Seamless integration with ERP System

GANTTPLAN is now up and running at WAGO, integrated with their SAP ERP system as an add-on module. This new solution allows WAGO to create optimized sequences at individual workstations, perform dynamic setup optimizations and fully automate order scheduling across various plants.

Dynamic and flexible planning & scheduling

With the new APS, WAGO can generate realistic, error-free plans multiple times a day, accommodating all complex dependencies. This is particularly beneficial for industry-specific requirements in injection molding and stamping. The solution also offers employee scheduling functions, utilizing a qualification matrix and process qualification to address bottlenecks early.

Christian Dewald adds: