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Le Bourget show. 16 to 22 june 2025. Paris

infodreamsas@gmail.com — Sat, 01 Mar 2025 10:35:32 +0000

Le Bourget is the international meeting place for aeronautics and space.

From 16 to 22 June, join us at stand C91 (Hall 2b) at the Paris Air Show.

We will be happy to discuss your workshop digitisation projects with you and show you our latest digitisation solutions for Industry 4.0.

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The CT Infodream stand at the 2023 Paris Air Show.

The International Paris Air Show is organised by SIAE, a subsidiary of GIFAS, the French Aerospace Industries Group.

The 55th edition of the Show will take place at the Paris-Le Bourget Exhibition Centre in June 2023 and will once again bring together all the world’s industry players to discuss the latest technological innovations.
The first 4 days of the Show will be reserved for Professionals followed by 3 days for the General Public.

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Discover the Smart Factory CT Infodream

infodreamsas@gmail.com — Sun, 02 Jun 2024 12:22:44 +0000

The Smart Factory, an immersive showroom to discover Industry 4.0!

Ready for a journey into the factory of the future?
Then come and discover CT Infodream’s Smart Factory, in Aix-les-Bains, French Alps.

The Smart Factory is an interactive showroom, a unique immersive journey in which you will work in the shoes of a 4.0 operator.
A unique experience to understand what a MES (Manufacturing Execution System) is used for and how to use it concretely in your factory.

Listen – Learn – Discover – Build – Analyze

What our visitors say:

We had the privilege of discovering the Smart Factory, in the shoes of the operator throughout the product manufacturing process. Each workstation has its own real time monitoring tool and digital means to carry out its work in the best possible conditions.

This serious process plays its role perfectly in understanding the interest of such a software suite, in a totally immersive and playful way!

Testimony of Bénédicte Granier and David Consigny – Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes Entreprises

What the press are saying…

JITEC

Read the article from JITEC (Journal Innovations et Technologies) on page 4 (french speaking)

Air&Cosmos

Read the article on Air&Cosmos (french speaking)

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Interested in a visit?

Call us on +1 206-557-8200 (USA) or +44 2920 647010 (UK)

or use our contact form.

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Safran Ceramics makes production more reliable with CT Infodream’s M.E.S.

infodreamsas@gmail.com — Sat, 02 Mar 2024 12:32:49 +0000

Manage changes
in the production parameters

Making data
and production more reliable

Have real-time process feedback
to take fast decisions and actions

Connect
to existing software

Make the teams autonomous
on the software

Give operators a tool
to guide them

Increased data reliability
and product quality

Eliminate paper
from the workshop

Facilitated communication
between teams

Who is Safran Ceramics ?

Safran’s centre of excellence for high-temperature composite materials, Safran Ceramics is a strategic centre for the Safran Group’s work in the field of aeronautical equipment.

Located in Le Haillan (suburb of Bordeaux) in a new building of 9800 m2 fully connected, Safran Ceramics is a modern centre bringing together all R&T activities dedicated to ceramic matrix composites (CMC*) for aerospace.

CMCs can improve the performance of aircraft engines and thus reduce fuel consumption. These materials tolerate higher operating temperatures than current metal alloys (superalloys) and are lighter.

The Safran Ceramics factory in Le Haillan

The factory houses around one hundred specialists divided into multidisciplinary teams, and 200 very high-tech research facilities. This equipment, some of which is unique in the world, is all interconnected for real-time acquisition of all research data, an essential asset for accelerating innovation and the agile work of the teams.

At Safran Ceramics, the employees are divided into 3 departments
– Studies and modelling
– Materials, processes and testing
– Technologies and Production Engineering: manufacturing and development of production means.

It is in this department that the MES was implemented.

The work carried out in Le Haillan is upstream of the development, industrialisation and production phases which will be carried out in the other companies of the Group.

The products produced are mainly turbine parts (blade and nozzle) and afterbodies (nozzle, mixer and ejector cone).

Engine assembly at SAFRAN

Rear Body CMC

What did Safran Ceramics need?

Safran Ceramics wanted to :

eliminate paper from the workshop.
manage changes to production parameters.
make data more reliable and have instantaneous production monitoring.
facilitate communication between teams.
guarantee the quality of the products to our customers.

Eliminating paper on the shop floor.

In the past, work instructions and production tracking sheets were designed on Word files and then printed.

The data collected in the workshop was written on loose sheets by the operators and then entered into an Excel file.

There was therefore a need for digitisation (electronic route card, work instructions, quality check sheets, record, etc).

Managing changes in the range.

As the process can be long and complex, changes to specifications and parameters can take place part way through production of a work order. It is therefore critical that these changes can be managed quickly and securely into the process.

Reliable data and instantaneous production monitoring.

Excel files could be opened and modified by different people without traceability, with the risk of error that this implies.

It was also necessary to ensure consistency in process definition and methods to reduce the variation in shopfloor working methods and allow operators to work as efficiently as possible.

Finally, it was not always clear who had made what changes, when and why, as three types of people were authorised to make changes :

The process owner.
The methods team
The quality department to control version changes

Facilitate communication between teams.

In order to pass on information, travel between the offices and the workshop was a significant waste of time for the teams.

Guarantee the quality of our products to our customers.

The parts produced by Safran Ceramics are sent and tested on a test bench at the customer’s site (other Safran Group entities). These tests are long and costly, so we must be sure that the parts sent meet certain quality criteria.

How did Safran Ceramics hear about Infodream?

By Infodream’s response to a call for tender. On the other hand, the production manager was already familiar with the Qual@xy Suite and its possibilities. In fact, he was the driving force behind the project after the choice of Infodream had been made.

Why did you choose Infodream?

Among the respondents to the call for tenders launched by Safran Ceramics, an audit was carried out.

The differentiating elements that guided our choice are :

The simplicity of the solution
The autonomy allowed by the software
The price

Simplicity

The first characteristic sought was simplicity. Without a dedicated department to install the tool and train employees, a turnkey solution was needed that was simple to set up, configure and use.

Simple to be flexible. Flexible for more freedom and autonomy.

Autonomy

Methodists have a lot of freedom to change processes. They do not need any coaching. The initial training showed them how to use the tool, how to set up the product and the process. It’s very simple, no IT development is needed to modify a process, everything happens at the parameterisation level.

Once you provide operators with a simple tool, they quickly adopt it and actually use it on a daily basis.

Price

Finally, the price was also a differentiating factor, with a factor of 3 compared to some competitors whose solution requires the permanent presence of a person for several days to set up, configure and make the necessary adjustments. And this has a cost…

The choice was made in a collegial manner with the head of the production department, the head of support and the head of the other departments.

How was the implementation of the solution?

The implementation of the solution went smoothly.

During the deployment phase, a dedicated computer was provided to communicate with Infodream. A test database was set up to configure the ranges safely before moving to the production base.

The methodists, the driving force behind the project, were the first to be trained and were able to participate in the training of the operators.

How long did it take to set up this MES project?

It took a year from the choice of the solution to going live.

What were the difficulties encountered? And how were they overcome?

There was no MES software before. The main difficulty of the project was to connect to other existing software at Safran Ceramics:

Smarteam, for design, product names and versions;
Historian, for recording OF production data;
Carl Source for machine availability ;
SAGE for scheduling, follow-up of planning and launching of OFs.

It was therefore necessary to know the environment of each of these softwares to allow Qual@xy to connect to them.

This was not so much a technical difficulty (the M.E.S Qual@xy is designed to connect to the machines and software existing in the factory) as a logistical one. We had to get in touch with the technical representatives of these companies, organise joint working meetings on the agendas of each one in order to move things forward quickly.

The POC (Proof of concept) was quickly put in place.

How were the teams prepared for the change?

By raising awareness and training the configurators. It was the configurators themselves who trained the operators.

How have they accepted this new tool?

Very positively. The staff have up-to-date ranges, and this saves them from having to record the data twice. The interface is user-friendly and the teams find the software easy to use.

Which user profiles work with the tool?

Workers, technicians and engineers.

Do you configure or modify the software yourself or do you use Infodream?

We are generally autonomous, but sometimes we call on Infodream’s support team.

For example, for questions relating to the configuration of ranges or things seen in training but which, due to lack of practice, have been forgotten.

What do you think of Infodream’s support team? On the project follow-up of our teams?

The support is always available, has a high reactivity and the solutions are adapted.

I was amazed! People are available, interested, consult the PC provided to analyse the data and always propose, after consultation, a suitable solution.

They gave us the right methodology to set up the inspection plans.

Franck Dupé, computer engineer

What are the benefits of using the M.E.S (Manufacturing Execution System)?

There are many, but here are the main ones:

Collecting data and identifying the impact of changing parameters

Now, information, measurements or traceability are entered directly into the software. In use, we notice that this allows us to collect much more information than before throughout the manufacturing process.

With this tool, the production and material departments have at their disposal a rich database allowing them to identify the impact of the modification of each parameter on the quality of the material.

A stock of data is thus built up with less effort and can be analysed at a later date if necessary.

Weighing with automatic data entry in the Qualaxy MES

Changing ranges in a few clicks

Thanks to the flexibility of the tool, the methodists can modify the ranges in a few clicks, even during production! And all this is traced, as the Qual@xy M.E.S. allows all changes to be tracked thanks to the use of versioning (management of validation workflows).

Communication greatly facilitated

Another positive point is that the MES facilitates communication between the teams by linking the methodists and the operators. Now the workshop has reliable information updated by the methodists. The data is instantly transmitted and visible to everyone.

Conversely, the workshop provides data that can be consulted in real time by the methodists. Everyone can follow developments and consult the data entered.

The information flow is two-way, which facilitates communication and avoids unnecessary travel between offices and workshops.

Reports proving the quality of the delivered parts.

The parts sent to the customers meet the quality criteria they require, and the proof can now be brought to them! The MES allows the extraction of targeted reports on certain values of each part.

These reports will act as delivery notes and will accompany the parts throughout their testing phases.

In summary:

For Safran Ceramics: a gain in reliability
For operators: a dedicated tool to support them in their work
For managers: the assurance of a good match between the need and the product.

We know what we are doing and the product meets the initial expectations.

Franck Dupé,
IT engineer at Safran Ceramics

*CMC: ceramic matrix composites

These are ceramics reinforced with ceramic fibres, which remove their natural fragility. These materials differ from the metallic alloys usually used in the aeronautical industry in their resistance to high temperatures, their lightness and their mechanical strength. A distinction is made between different types of CMC according to the chemical nature of their matrix and reinforcements: carbon-based, silicon carbide-based or oxide-based CMC.

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CT appoints David Prieto as new CEO.

infodreamsas@gmail.com — Fri, 15 Sep 2023 07:34:37 +0000

The Board of CT (CT Engineering & CT Solutions) today announced the appointment of David Prieto as its new Chief Executive Officer. Jesus Prieto will remain as non-executive President and Chairman of the Board.

Since joining CT in 2017, David has been Head of M&A and Corporate Development, Business Unit Manager of CT Solutions’ 70-person PLM and software integration team, and Head of Innovation at CT Engineering. He successfully divested CT´s ASIDEK subsidiary and led the consolidation of the Projects and Services BUs of CT Solutions.

Prior to joining CT, David was the assistant to the President & CEO of World Fuel Services, a Fortune 100 energy company in Miami, later joining WFS’ M&A Integration team and leading the integration of various acquisitions. Fresh from University, he spent a year in Buenos Aires as research and strategy consultant, working remotely for clients in the USA. David holds a BS in International Relations from Tufts University in Boston, an MBA from Fuqua School of Business Duke University in North Carolina, and an Executive Masters in Corporate Law from the Centro de Estudios Garrigues in Madrid.

Jesus Prieto started Cad Tech 35 years ago with a business plan, a PC, a phone, a little round table, and lots of enthusiasm. Today, CT has 2,000 employees in nine countries and continues to grow each day.

“It is an incredible honor and responsibility to continue the business that my father Jesús Prieto, our General Managers, our employees, our customers and suppliers have helped us build over the past 35 years. I want to thank the Board as I begin my new role with a clear mandate: the next 35 years of CT. I assume this new responsibility with great enthusiasm and a strong commitment to our company purpose. We are in a moment of enormous disruption where innovation, talent, engineering and technology will be key to transforming business models towards sustainable growth, and with a positive impact on our society and the market“, stated David Prieto.

Jesús said: “I am extremely proud of what CT has become and I am confident of, and excited for, the bright future ahead of us. Most of all, I want to thank each and every one of our stakeholders for their part in getting us here, One of my key responsibilities as the founder and CEO & President of CT is to ensure the succession and continuity of our business. To this end, I am very happy to inform you that our Board has appointed my son David Prieto as the new CEO of CT (CT Engineering and CT Solutions)”.

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Advanced Engineering show. 1 and 2 november 2023. Birmingham (UK).

infodreamsas@gmail.com — Sat, 12 Aug 2023 12:11:06 +0000

Visit CT Infodream at Advanced Engineering, the exhibition for new supply chain technologies and competitiveness for industry.

Advanced Engineering is the place to discover new and innovative solutions for the supply chain and the competitiveness of the manufacturing industry.

Do you want to digitalise your workshops?

Ben Allister will explain the first steps and the immediate benefits of MES on your shop floor.

Join us on the CT Infodream booth, n°R140, hall 3/3a.

Ben Allister, Director of CT Infodream Ltd

Come and see us on stand R140, Hall 3

and discuss with our team to discover the new features of the Qualaxy Suite, modular and customizable MES for Industry 4.0.

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Solutrans show. 21 to 25 november 2023 – Lyon

infodreamsas@gmail.com — Fri, 11 Aug 2023 08:57:37 +0000

SOLUTRANS, the global hub for heavy & light commercial vehicles

From 21 to 25 November at Lyon Eurexpo, join us on our stand B-046 (Hall 1) at SOLUTRANS.

The 17th SOLUTRANS show is shaping up to be the industry’s must-attend event. SOLUTRANS, the world crossroads for industrial and urban vehicles, is expected to attract 1,000 exhibitors and brands and 50,000 professional visitors in 2023. An international event for innovation and information for today’s responsible transport, SOLUTRANS is mobilising more than ever the players in the entire industrial and urban vehicle sector, offering a unique and even richer range of products and content.

We’ll be happy to listen to your workshop digitisation projects and help you discover the new features of the Qual@xy Suite, the digitisation solution (MES) for Industry 4.0.

Prenez rendez-vous dès maintenant sur notre stand avec notre équipe.

Sélectionnez votre créneau horaire dans le calendrier ci-dessous.

The CT Infodream stand

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Energy transition, all players in a greener industry !

A committed, ambitious and resolutely confirmed promise in the 2023 programme through 5 major themes:

Urban deliveries : Alternative delivery modes for an increasingly restrictive city centre
New Energies : Diversifying powertrains, an economic and environmental challenge
Tyres : positive impact casings at the hearts of industry issues
Retrofit : Improving what already exists, an economical and ecological option
Embedded intelligence : supporting the sector towards self-driving

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Forum Excellence & Performance. 2 november 2023.

infodreamsas@gmail.com — Wed, 09 Aug 2023 09:37:29 +0000

FOREP: The unique platform for contacts in French-speaking Switzerland

The Forum offers an opportunity to share experiences and best practices on quality and performance.
This event is a privileged moment of networking between all professionals in the field of Quality, whatever their sector of activity.

CT Infodream exhibits at FOREP every year, and this year we are proud to be partners of the event.

Theme 2023: Putting people at the heart of the transformation.

To meet today’s challenges, companies need to put people first and reinvent themselves. They can do this by transforming their businesses, giving them meaning, rethinking leadership and organisational methods, and attracting and retaining talent, particularly the new generations. As a result, the traditional business model needs to adapt to a changing world and offer a socially responsible company centred on people. How can we do this?

Topics covered:

Transforming organisations
Motivating and empowering organisations
Giving meaning
Change management
The evolution of corporate culture
Encouraging creativity and innovation
Human development, the key to transformation

Programme of the day, list of speakers, fees and access.

Visit us at the CT Infodream stand…

… and discover the Qualaxy MES, the quick win solution for a sustainable progress in performance.

How can a « quick win » software solution help to rethink processes and workflows in order to increase the overall performance of a workshop?
A good software tool is first and foremost a support for reflection and creativity to discover optimised configurations and efficient working methods.

By asking the right questions, you can easily eliminate non-value added tasks, wasted time and energy, and scrap, to the great satisfaction of the operators who are the first actors of progress.

The software leads to thought, and then the thought returns to the software to perpetuate what has been created.

Good software makes you rethink and optimise your manufacturing processes to produce more efficiently.

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Le Bourget show. 19 to 23 june 2023. Paris

infodreamsas@gmail.com — Sun, 04 Jun 2023 12:33:19 +0000

Le Bourget is the international meeting place for aeronautics and space.

From 19 to 23 June, join us at stand C91 (Hall 2b) at the Paris Air Show.

We will be at your disposal to study your workshop digitalisation projects and to make you discover the new features of the Qual@xy Suite, the digitalisation solution (M.E.S.) for Industry 4.0.

The CT Infodream stand at the 2019 Paris Air Show.

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The International Paris Air Show is organised by SIAE, a subsidiary of GIFAS, the French Aerospace Industries Group.

The 54th edition of the Show will take place at the Paris-Le Bourget Exhibition Centre in June 2023 and will once again bring together all the world’s industry players to discuss the latest technological innovations.
The first 4 days of the Show will be reserved for Professionals followed by 3 days for the General Public.

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SmartFactory Expo show. 7 to 8 June. Birmingham

infodreamsas@gmail.com — Fri, 05 May 2023 07:55:28 +0000

Meet CT Infodream at Smart Factory Expo, the manufacturing industry exhibition.

The Smart Factory Expo is THE place to discover the latest digital innovations in technology, processes and thinking about Industry 4.0.

Do you want to digitalise your workshops? What can digitalization do for you?

Ben Allister will explain the first steps and the immediate benefits of digitisation in your workshop.

We look forward to seeing you at our CT Infodream stand, D82.

Meet Ben Allister, Director of CT Infodream Ltd, on our stand D82.

Discover our new features!

We are constantly developing new functionalities according to the needs of the market and of our customers.
Come and discover the new features of the Qualaxy Suite, modular and customizable MES for Industry 4.0.

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EPHJ Exhibition. 6 to 9 June 2023. Geneva.

infodreamsas@gmail.com — Thu, 04 May 2023 14:43:37 +0000

The exhibition for the high precision industry (watchmaking and jewellery, microtechnology and medtechs).

The EPHJ exhibition is:

Discovering the latest innovations in the high precision sectors
A professional and friendly event, favourable to meetings, exchanges and business between exhibitors and visitors
The entire value chain of the Watch and Jewellery, Microtechnology and Medtech sectors represented through its suppliers
Round Tables dealing with topical issues

Conference

Quality control: discover the benefits of progressive control

Presented by CT Infodream Wednesday 7 June from 11am to 12pm

Are you interested in quality control at reception?

We will share our expertise with you during a conference on the theme of : Quality control: discover the benefits of progressive control.

You are familiar with the principle of incoming inspection, which makes it possible to qualify the supplier’s quality level (internal or external) on the materials or various parts delivered or produced, based on standards.

But are you familiar with progressive monitoring? This advanced function of incoming inspection is based on the principle of minimising the expectation of sample sizes proposed by Wald. It saves a lot of time by limiting the number of parts measured to a minimum, while ensuring the same results.

Through practical cases, you will discover how to apply it in your workshops.

Wolfgang Girre, Sales Engineer at CT Infodream, will give a talk on the subject of Quality Control: Discover the benefits of progressive control.

Do you have a quality-oriented project?

Come and meet our team on our stand to discover the possibilities and the new features of the Qualaxy Suite, a standard MES, turnkey and customizable.
It is a ready-to-use software suite to control your industrial processes, including powerful features for incoming inspection and SPC (Statistical Process Control) analysis.

The Qualaxy Suite, used by the big names in the watch industry, is a mature solution you can rely on for your Industry 4.0 deployment.

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Le Bourget show. 16 to 22 june 2025. Paris

Le Bourget is the international meeting place for aeronautics and space.

Discover the Smart Factory CT Infodream

The Smart Factory, an immersive showroom to discover Industry 4.0!

What our visitors say:

What the press are saying…

JITEC

Air&Cosmos

Interested in a visit?

Safran Ceramics makes production more reliable with CT Infodream’s M.E.S.

Who is Safran Ceramics ?

Safran’s centre of excellence for high-temperature composite materials, Safran Ceramics is a strategic centre for the Safran Group’s work in the field of aeronautical equipment.

What did Safran Ceramics need?

Eliminating paper on the shop floor.

Managing changes in the range.

Reliable data and instantaneous production monitoring.

Facilitate communication between teams.

Guarantee the quality of our products to our customers.

How did Safran Ceramics hear about Infodream?

Why did you choose Infodream?

Simplicity

Autonomy

Price

How was the implementation of the solution?

How long did it take to set up this MES project?

What were the difficulties encountered? And how were they overcome?

How were the teams prepared for the change?

How have they accepted this new tool?

Which user profiles work with the tool?

Do you configure or modify the software yourself or do you use Infodream?

What do you think of Infodream’s support team? On the project follow-up of our teams?

What are the benefits of using the M.E.S (Manufacturing Execution System)?

Collecting data and identifying the impact of changing parameters

Changing ranges in a few clicks

Communication greatly facilitated

Reports proving the quality of the delivered parts.

In summary:

For Safran Ceramics: a gain in reliability For operators: a dedicated tool to support them in their work For managers: the assurance of a good match between the need and the product.

You may also be interested in these testimonials from our clients…

Lynred case study

Ventana was able to identify areas for improvement in its processes

Tronics brings rigour to the monitoring of its industrial tool.

Mölnlycke Health Care case study

Airbus Helicopters case study

Safran Helicopter Engines case study

Safran Aircraft Engines case study

CT appoints David Prieto as new CEO.

The Board of CT (CT Engineering & CT Solutions) today announced the appointment of David Prieto as its new Chief Executive Officer. Jesus Prieto will remain as non-executive President and Chairman of the Board.

Advanced Engineering show. 1 and 2 november 2023. Birmingham (UK).

Visit CT Infodream at Advanced Engineering, the exhibition for new supply chain technologies and competitiveness for industry.

Do you want to digitalise your workshops?

Come and see us on stand R140, Hall 3

Solutrans show. 21 to 25 november 2023 – Lyon

SOLUTRANS, the global hub for heavy & light commercial vehicles

Prenez rendez-vous dès maintenant sur notre stand avec notre équipe.

Forum Excellence & Performance. 2 november 2023.

FOREP: The unique platform for contacts in French-speaking Switzerland

Theme 2023: Putting people at the heart of the transformation.

Visit us at the CT Infodream stand…

… and discover the Qualaxy MES, the quick win solution for a sustainable progress in performance.

Le Bourget show. 19 to 23 june 2023. Paris

Le Bourget is the international meeting place for aeronautics and space.

SmartFactory Expo show. 7 to 8 June. Birmingham

Meet CT Infodream at Smart Factory Expo, the manufacturing industry exhibition.

Do you want to digitalise your workshops? What can digitalization do for you?

Discover our new features!

EPHJ Exhibition. 6 to 9 June 2023. Geneva.

The exhibition for the high precision industry (watchmaking and jewellery, microtechnology and medtechs).

Conference

Quality control: discover the benefits of progressive control

Presented by CT Infodream Wednesday 7 June from 11am to 12pm

Do you have a quality-oriented project?

For Safran Ceramics: a gain in reliability
For operators: a dedicated tool to support them in their work
For managers: the assurance of a good match between the need and the product.