Beamex has introduced a new CMX analytics dashboard to help customers more easily analyse trends and identify productivity and efficiency improvements as well as opportunities for cost savings. The dashboard gives customers a visual overview of the data contained in Beamex CMX Calibration Management Software, displaying it in easy-to-read reports.
Beamex CMX Calibration Management Software is an automated, paperless solution that helps you plan, manage, analyse, and document all calibration work and assets safely and efficiently. It is automated and easy to use, reducing the time and cost of calibration work while removing the risk of human error and minimising the risk of non-compliance.
The new analytics dashboard pulls information from the CMX database and shows it in Microsoft Power BI, an industry-leading tool for visualising data. To make things even more convenient, the analytics dashboard can also be viewed on a smartphone. The analytics report includes the most commonly used analytics, including calibration KPIs, reference standards, calibrator traceability, work order management, and scheduling.
“With this tool, our CMX customers can now get easy access to a summary of the most important calibration-related KPIs. Being able to view historical trends and see workloads can make calibration more efficient and cost-effective,” says Pekka Videnoja, Director of Calibration Solution Group, Beamex.
Learn more about Beamex CMX.
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