Start with the challenge in front of you. We bring together the expertise it needs, from connectivity and data to applications and continuous improvement.
Our areas of expertise don’t operate as separate silos. They feed into one another, because we don’t see digitalisation as a one-off project. Production keeps changing, so every improvement should help show what to improve next.
Brings that data into the processes and decisions that shape daily production
Shows what is happening, what it means and where improvement can create value
Gets reliable production data flowing so the rest of the cycle has something to build on.
Keeps solutions reliable and turns operational feedback into ongoing improvements.
Learn more about how Mayker combines expertise, structures projects and supports manufacturers over time.
We start with the use case, not the vendor. From there, we choose what fits best.Sometimes that’s open source. Sometimes it’s technology we know well, like Factry, FlowFuse, Mendix or our own product, Mantsu. Knowing those technologies well helps us move faster. It doesn’t mean the choice is made before we understand what’s happening on your shop floor.
It moves into Run & Improve, a dedicated part of Mayker, not an afterthought.That means support, ongoing development and the changes production asks for next. Because go-live isn’t where the work stops. Systems need to keep running, evolving and staying understandable long after the original project team has moved on.
Both. We can deliver end to end or work alongside your own team. We usually prefer co-creation.The reason is simple: your people should understand what’s being built and how it works. Knowledge that only lives with a supplier becomes a dependency. We’d rather leave you stronger than we found you.
Our experience runs deepest in batch manufacturing, with customers such as Agristo, Etex, Ardo and Darta. But we don’t draw a hard line around it. We also work with manufacturers outside batch, such as Renson, Premium Sound Solutions and other discrete manufacturing companies.
We start with the use case, not the vendor. From there, we choose what fits best. Sometimes that’s open source. Sometimes it’s technology we know well, like Factry, FlowFuse, Mendix or our own product, Mantsu.Knowing those technologies well helps us move faster. It doesn’t mean the choice is made before we understand what’s happening on your shop floor.
