Maximizing Cost-Effectiveness in Indonesian Manufacturing DX
Since 2018, based in Bekasi, Indonesia, we have been developing and implementing production management systems, production schedulers, and business systems for the manufacturing industry. While supporting customers on the shop floor, we have received numerous inquiries such as 'We don't need a large-scale ERP, but we want to make our current operations more efficient' and 'We want to achieve the greatest improvement effect with a limited budget.'
We provide DX that truly benefits the shop floor by developing systems tailored to our customers' operations and combining production planning, inventory management, accounting, and AI utilization. Achieving productivity improvement and operational efficiency with limited investment is our goal for Indonesian manufacturing DX.
Achieving Maximum Improvement with Limited Investment
Our approach is not to make system implementation the goal itself, but to focus on the business improvement effect (cost-effectiveness) of the investment, and to systematize only the necessary functions step by step. We aim to capture both the flexibility of Excel and the overall optimization of data centralization and reuse.
DX Proposals Focused on Cost-Effectiveness
The goal is not to implement a system. We emphasize how much business improvement effect (cost-effectiveness) can be generated from the investment, and propose the optimal system tailored to the customer's budget and challenges.
Continuous Evolution Towards Overall Optimal Systems
With Excel, improvements can be flexibly and gradually continued at the level of the person in charge using formulas and macros. However, the overall optimization of data reusability, centralization, and work efficiency is sacrificed. We build an environment that solves these issues with systems rather than manpower, leveraging the strengths of both.
Introducing Only Necessary Functions with API Integration
Flexible integration with ERP, MES, PLC, AI, etc., allows for future function additions and system updates. We introduce only the necessary functions step by step to maximize cost-effectiveness.
Indonesian Manufacturing DX Knowledge Base
The Indonesian Manufacturing DX Knowledge Base systematically organizes and explains the knowledge of digital transformation (DX) in the Indonesian manufacturing industry. It not only explains the technologies and business processes used in manufacturing, such as production management, ERP, MES, production schedulers, quality management, inventory management, cost management, AI, and IoT, individually, but also structurally examines how each knowledge is related and how it solves shop floor challenges.
Our goal is to understand not just fragmented technical and business knowledge, but also to organize their connections and roles, and understand them as a single knowledge system.
FAQ | Bahtera Hisistem
We briefly organize points that are repeatedly confirmed regarding the company's positioning, service areas, and how to use the knowledge base.
What kind of company is Bahtera Hisistem?
Incorporated in 2018, it is an IT service company based in North Bekasi, Indonesia. We mainly develop and implement production management systems, production schedulers, and business systems for the manufacturing industry.
What do you support in Indonesian Manufacturing DX?
For challenges such as not needing a large-scale ERP but wanting to streamline current operations, and maximizing improvement effects with a limited budget, we propose DX that is useful on the shop floor by systematizing only the necessary functions and combining production planning, inventory, accounting, and AI utilization.
How are Hanafirst ERP and Asprova used differently?
Hanafirst ERP is an API-driven ERP that identifies only the troubled operations and systematizes the necessary functions in a short time and at low cost. Asprova is a production scheduler that quickly creates production plans, purchasing plans, and PSI tables based on orders, inventory, BOM, etc.
What is the purpose of the Knowledge Base?
It is a public knowledge repository that systematizes the technical and business knowledge of manufacturing DX and the background knowledge of Indonesian society and systems, serving as a reference for introduction considerations and local operations. It aims to organize not just fragmented term explanations, but also their connections and roles.