Manufacturing

Plant and operations software for teams who already have machines, an ERP, and a spreadsheet in the middle.

Senior engineers for MES-adjacent systems, equipment data, and the integrations that actually close. We do not quote downtime percentages we did not measure on your line.

Manufacturing software engineering without an Industry 4.0 brochure

Manufacturing software is the gap between equipment, MES/ERP, and the people who cannot stop the line for a rewrite. Maxiom’s named work in this repo includes ASI Signage (production and operations software for a manufacturer) and SmartThings (connected-device platform engineering). BMW Performance Center is also in the case-study list as operational software, not a factory-floor AI claim. We have shipped since 2002. We do not advertise downtime cuts, defect-detection rates, or a generic ROI range.

2002
Founded
$100M+
Delivered
98%
Satisfaction

The problem

The spreadsheet between the line and the ERP

Production truth lives in files and tribal knowledge. Software that ignores that will not get used on the floor.

IoT without an owner

MQTT, OPC-UA, and historians are useful only if someone named owns alerts, retention, and what writes back to ERP.

Industry 4.0 copy instead of a sequence

Digital twins and AI QC are easy to print. Most plants need one reliable integration and a UI the supervisors will open.

ASI Signage

Named manufacturing operations work in our case studies — not a downtime percentage.

SmartThings

Connected-device platform engineering, relevant when equipment and cloud have to share a timeline.

Since 2002

$100M+ delivered, 221+ clients, Clutch-reviewed. No invented QC accuracy stats.

  • NDA signed before access
  • Read-only repository only
  • Senior engineers every time
  • Report in 10 business days

Frequently asked questions

What manufacturing systems does Maxiom actually touch?

Operations platforms, equipment and IoT integrations, and MES/ERP connections (SAP, Oracle, Dynamics, or what you already run). Scope starts from the line and the system of record — not a digital-twin tile.

Which manufacturing-adjacent engagements are named?

ASI Signage and SmartThings are in our case studies. Ask on a scoping call whether your plant problem looks like theirs. We will not invent a 20-project manufacturing logo wall.

Can you integrate SAP or another ERP?

Yes, as a scoped interface. ERP is usually the financial and order backbone; MES and shop-floor tools should not silently fork that data.

Do you sell predictive maintenance as a product?

No. We will scope sensors, historians, and what a useful alert is for your maintenance process. We will not claim a downtime percentage on a landing page.

What about computer vision for quality?

Possible when you have labeled defects, lighting, and a line speed we can talk about honestly. Not an accuracy badge.

Will you review AI-generated plant software?

Yes. AI code oversight on integrations, identity, and anything that writes back to ERP or machine control-adjacent systems. Client code stays in your environment.

How do manufacturing engagements start?

A scoping call on ERP/MES, what data already exists, and whether this is integration, a plant application, or modernization. Written scope and NDA first.

Who staffs the work?

Senior engineers. A named engineer owns the engagement.

If the line cannot stop for a rewrite, scope the integration with a senior engineer.

  • NDA signed before access
  • Read-only repository only
  • Senior engineers every time
  • Report in 10 business days