Open Source What Open Source Means Traditionally, open source refers to software/code which is created and modified by a collaboration of different users and programmers. Tuppas Software's open source is based on our Model Driven Architecture framework. This framework allows us to collaborate with our clients to quickly build customized Energy Optimization in Manufacturing and Industry and also help the customer learn to use our development tool and then alter the software themselves at their discretion. How Tuppas Open Source Can Help Having the ability to alter the Energy Optimization in Manufacturing and Industry after purchase has tremendous benefits to Tuppas' Clients. They can alter and add functionality to the solution as their business grows and changes. New business practices can be readily incorporated into an existing ERP system or other applications. Being able to modify the software that helps you run your company as your needs change is a huge advantage in a highly competitive market. The system becomes more that just a software purchase. It is an adaptable tool to help you grow and innovate now and in the future. Because we have browser based, thin client solutions, along with the benefits of open source, we are the superior choice for savvy buyers. Energy Usage Optimization for Manufacturers Responding to rising energy costs and the need to protect the environment, U.S. manufacturers have introduced a variety of innovative technologies, new business processes and enlightened management techniques to encourage greater efficiency in the industrial use of energy.

Systems Offered as Open Source MES Solutions ERP Solutions Supply Chain Quality Solutions APS Advanced Planning and Scheduling Accounting Accounting Information System SCM Supply Chain Management SPC Statistical Process Control Production Reporting Industrial Reporting Purchasing Software Procurement Software CRM Customer Relationship Management SQC Statistical Quality Control Defect Tracking Quality Assurance Job Costing Job Costing Software WMS Warehouse Management System Job Tracking Job Tracking System Downtime Reporting Downtime Tracking Capacity Planning Capacity Planning System ERP Enterprise Resource Planning Quality Assurance Industrial QA Scrap Reporting Scrap Reporting System CMMS Preventive Maintenance MES Manufacturing Execution System Training Solution Computer-based training Process Control Process Control System MRP Material Requirements Planning Production Scheduling Industrial Scheduling & Planning Defect Tracking Defect Tracking System Inventory Management Warehouse Management System Advanced Planning Advanced Planning and Scheduling MRP Material Requirements Planning CMMS Preventive Maintenance WMS Warehouse Management System Training Solution Computer-based training Inventory Management Warehouse Management System Quality Control Statistical Quality Control The recovery of wasted industrial energy is an opportunity for U.S. manufacturers to improve financial performance in a globally competitive marketplace. Industry surveys indicate that the average facility can reduce its energy consumption by 10 to 20 percent. At least 30 percent of industry’s overall energy savings potential can be obtained without capital expense, by simply making changes to procedures and behavior.

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Our web-based tools for analysis and optimization will help ensure that overall energy consumption is minimized. They can give you the information you need for both day-to-day operational management and long-term strategic planning. This knowledge can deliver significant benefits including lower energy bills, improved asset utilization and reduced environmental impact.