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A MES or MOM project can be technically successful and still struggle in daily operations. Interfaces work, integrations are in place, dashboards are visible, orders flow correctly — and yet the plant does not fully embrace the system. Workarounds appear.

13–15 October 2026 | Huntington Place, Detroit | Booth 4800 Battery manufacturing is scaling rapidly. New facilities, expanding capacity, demanding quality expectations and complex production processes require more than automated equipment. Manufacturers need a connected digital foundation that gives teams

18–21 October 2026 | Chicago | South Hall, Booth S-2501 At PACK EXPO 2026, Coesia will present 17 solutions and three integrated lines designed to demonstrate the future of connected packaging automation. Autoware adds a critical dimension to this vision:

There is a moment in many MES/MOM programs when the conversation changes. Early on, most of the focus is on getting something to work: designing the template, integrating the systems, preparing the pilot, planning the next rollout. But once several

6–8 October 2026 | Fiera Milano | Hall 9, Stand A92  At CPHI Milan 2026, Autoware will show how connected data, MES and AI-assisted operational insight can help pharmaceutical manufacturers manage complexity, strengthen execution and make faster, more confident decisions.  Since 2001,

Most manufacturing organisations do not struggle to start MES or MOM initiatives. They struggle to scale them. The first pilot usually gets a lot of attention. It has senior sponsorship, motivated local teams, strong involvement from integrators and internal experts,