MES integration with D365 Supply Chain: Azure middleware pattern
The article discusses the integration of Manufacturing Execution Systems (MES) with Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management using Azure middleware. It highlights the challenges of low-latency, high-throughput, and reliable data flow between the two systems. The recommended solution involves using Azure Service Bus and Logic Apps to ensure efficient communication and traceability in manufacturing processes.
- ▪Manufacturers using Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management typically operate a dedicated MES on the shop floor.
- ▪The integration requires low-latency, high-throughput, and reliable data transfer to maintain traceability.
- ▪Azure middleware, specifically Logic Apps and Service Bus, is proposed as the optimal solution for integrating MES with D365.
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