Process Historian
This data is obtained directly from automated process control systems, and may also be entered into the database from sources such as log sheet entries, and quality and environmental lab testing. Using MOPS Historian, operators, line supervisors, and managers (as well as other computer systems and software applications) are provided timely information on every part of the production process. MOPS Historian can also be easily configured to accept and report on data from manufacturing systems and business systems.
MOPS Historian provides short- and long-term information storage, and the ability to retrieve data in the form of trend curves, graphic overviews and statistical analysis. MOPS Historian is built on a distributed database that provides history (e.g. data, text, video, multimedia) with timestamps, security down to the tag level, high speed access, and distributed storage along the time dimension. As part of the MIW (Manufacturing Information Warehouse) architecture in the mill it provides the ability to store and buffer data collected from control systems, lab equipment, manufacturing execution systems (MES) and enterprise resource planning systems (ERP).
EASY to work
MOPS 4.0 is the browser-based intuitive user interface for your MOPS Systems. The platform is designed for all categories of users - from system admins to management and operators. Easy to navigate and find relevant data, create user visualizations and share with your team members.
Latest tech
MOPS 4.0 is built for the Windows platform using technologies making access available from other platforms. The MOPS platform is modular, composed, making it possible to customize and extend installations to meet the needs of each customer. The user interface is based on standard web browsers.
PERSONILIZED workspace
With the built-in designer in MOPS 4.0 the user can easily customize the presentation on screen via Dashboard, Trend or Display to be able to fulfill the demands of the work for the day och for the team. It provides individual startup screens, browse the directory for quick point-and-click searches for screens, and creation of dynamic objects that allow object control from the database.
We’ve compiled answers to some of the most frequently asked questions about MOPS. If you have additional questions about our systems, projects, or services, don’t hesitate to reach out to us!
Every mill is unique, and the benefits of MOPS can vary. Common areas of return include cost savings in processes and improved data management across mill-wide and enterprise-wide operations. Customers have reported significant improved results as:
While we can’t promise specific outcomes for your mill, we can guarantee that MOPS provides the tools you need to drive measurable improvements.
MOPSsys serves as a Manufacturing Information Warehouse for your mill, delivering key advantages such as:
MOPS provides the tools you need to optimize operations and drive efficiency across your mill.
You don’t need another database if you already have one—that’s great! But what about the applications? MOPS isn’t just a database; it’s a Manufacturing Information Warehouse with specialized tools for:
MOPS adds value by delivering actionable insights and streamlining processes beyond what a standard database can offer.
MOPSsys is dedicated exclusively to the pulp, paper and tissue industry, but works in other production or laboratory business also. Our deep understanding of the challenges modern mills face allows us to deliver proven, cost-effective solutions tailored to your needs. Customers value our expertise in implementing systems because we don’t just provide technology—we understand your business. From process databases to specialized mill applications, we offer tools designed to help you improve operations and profitability.
MOPS is built for the Windows platform using technologies making access available from other platforms. The MOPS platform is modular, composed of micro-services and micro-frontends, making it possible to customize and extend installations to meet the needs of each customer. The user interface is based on standard web browsers. Communication protocols are HTTP for regular service requests and MQTT (Message Queue Telemetry Transport) for asynchronous event distribution, ensuring access from any system.