Semiconductor
Fab digitalization per SEMI E10/E79/E58 standards and ISO 14644 cleanroom
All three products — CMMS, OEE, ERP — are specialized for SEMI E10 (six equipment states), SEMI E58/E116 (automated RAM), SEMI E79/TEEP (fab performance), and SECS/GEM/GEM300 (E87/E90/E94) — grounded in how a real fab operates, from cleanroom to WIP-coordinated maintenance scheduling.
SEMI E10 (RAM/Utilization)SEMI E79 (Fab OEE)SEMI E58 (ARAMS)SECS/GEM/GEM300ISO 14644 (Cleanroom)
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CMMSCMMS for Semiconductor Fabs — SEMI E10's Six States and Cleanroom ConstraintsA technician flips a broken tool's state to 'Standby' to hide downtime — the CMMS logs it as fine while it's actually completely down. This is why fab CMMS can't be separated from SEMI E10.Read articleOEEOEE for Semiconductor Fabs — When One Score Isn't Enough at the Fab LevelAn EUV scanner hits an excellent 85% OEE — but TEEP is only 18% because the fab runs a single shift. The CFO needs both numbers to make the right call: buy another tool or add a shift.Read articleERPERP for Semiconductor Fabs — When Maintenance Schedules Must Pull or Push With WIPPulling a tool down for maintenance right when its station is drowning in WIP can blow the week's production target. Fab ERP needs to know when to push a PM schedule back — and when to pull it forward.Read article