About Memex
MEMEX, with its visionary attitude, has been on the leading-edge of the convergence of the industry trends in Computing Power, Connectivity of Machines, Industry Standards, Advanced Software Technology, and Manufacturing Domain Expertise. MEMEX is the developer of MERLIN, an award winning IIoT technology platform that delivers tangible increases in manufacturing productivity in real-time.
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Memex Inc.
880 Laurentian Drive – Unit #2
Burlington, Ontario L7N 3V6
Canada
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The Sad State Of SaaS
/in Blog/by Tim SmithWeighing the options is not always easy. Centralized hosting of business applications dates back to the 1960s. That was back when users would pay for computing time on mainframes. In the nineties, we saw the introduction of ASPs, Application Software Providers. ASPs mandated maintaining a separate instance of the application for each business. About a […]
MERLIN can help you with your personnel challenges
/in Blog/by Tim SmithIt is a common complaint that personnel shortage impedes operations significantly. Retirement transitions tribal knowledge out of the company. The loss of tribal knowledge disrupts operations. Personnel leaving for other positions. Whether the personnel are team members with time vested in the company or relatively new hires transitioning through your company, both wreak havoc on […]
The 80-20 Rule Will Drive Technology Adoption
/in Blog/by Tim SmithThe Origin Vilfredo Federico Damaso Pareto was an Italian civil engineer, sociologist, economist, political scientist, and philosopher. Among his many accomplishments, he is best known in engineering circles for his contribution of the Pareto chart and the 80-20 rule. Within the manufacturing universe, the Pareto chart predominantly identifies constraints by severity. Scrap by quantity or […]
[Blog] What’s a micro-stop, and how is it important to you?
/in Blog, Recent News/by MemexMERLIN Tempus provide this level of comprehensive flexibility right out of the box. The ability of a system to infer a state based on occurring states and standards removes a level of operator dependence. The antiquated operator-centric data collection approach is inherently inaccurate because events are recorded after the fact and are usually very subjective. Realtime operator classifications of machine impacting states are faster, simpler, controlled and accurate because the machine initiates the state change based on an autonomous event and applied logic.
[Blog] From Failure to Success- A formula for Failing Forward
/in Blog, Recent News/by MemexDigital Transformation is already in your industry vertical. To survive, you must adapt. For Industry 4.0 to be successful, users must be highly engaged and collaborative on continuous improvement initiatives using new technology. Either a manufacturer must engage technologically astute shop personnel such as operators or select a system that abstracts the complexity away from the operators, providing simple interactive tools that do not threaten nor burden the operators with non-productive work.