• The tna intelli-sys iPS 3 is a fully integrated, high-performance data collection and reporting tool offering manufacturers insights into all their production processes.
    The tna intelli-sys iPS 3 is a fully integrated, high-performance data collection and reporting tool offering manufacturers insights into all their production processes.
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Food processing and packaging company tna has launched a data collection and reporting tool which offers insights into the production process.

The intelli-sys iPS3 tool offers food manufacturers a single, standardised platform to collate, visualise and evaluate live and historical information from every part of the production chain and across multiple locations.

By integrating data from every process and at every site in a single-plant management system, the iPS3 increases visibility, reduces administrative tasks, optimises processes and improves traceability, resulting in a smarter, more transparent and  more profitable manufacturing process, according to tna.

The system easily integrates with all existing tna and third party equipment and offers a user-friendly web-capable interface.

Better fault detection ensures downtime and waste are kept to a minimum, while food safety and product quality are maintained at all times.

The collation of detailed historical data, such as batch scheduling, tracking and tracing can be used for both internal communication purposes, but also as an external tool to prove regulatory compliance.

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