Context
Condulimex has made electrical conductors for the energy sector in Mexico since 1985. Demand for high-quality conductors keeps rising, and so do traceability requirements.
Challenge
- Bottlenecks: manual processes and limited real-time oversight delayed output and deliveries.
- Traceability gaps: raw materials, production stages and finished products were not connected in one record.
- Quality checks: labour-intensive and error-prone across diverse product lines.
Architecture
- Metalya Core: one platform for tracking production orders and workflows.
- Metalya APS: planning tools for workload and bottlenecks.
- Materials & Traceability: raw materials, stages and finished-product details in one genealogy.
- Quality & Process Control: process validation and real-time feedback.
Implementation
Production, traceability and quality run on one model, so customer enquiries are answered from the records the shop floor itself produced.
Result
- Production workflows are visible, and bottlenecks are addressed as they appear.
- Traceability records support regulatory and customer requirements.
- Quality checks are part of production, not a separate after-step.
Evidence
The published case study reports gains in capacity, traceability compliance and defect rates. These figures are awaiting customer approval for this site.