| UNIX; AIX, Solaris | |
| Windows Server 2000/2003 | |
| Linux; Redhat |
Workstation: Text or GUI apps, anything that runs AccuTerm terminal emulation ; text only apps, dumb terminal that emulates industry standard term types
Includes:
| Windows PC | |
| Mac | |
| Thin client | |
| Various dumb terminals |
RF terminals: Handheld or vehicle mount, may be utilized. The user interface is text based and typically the manufacturer supplied terminal emulation facilities are utilized.
Process control data collection devices: Fixed mount devices running MS CE. The user interface is GUI utilizing the facilities of C++
| IBMs UniVerse DBMS | |
| AccuSofts terminal emulation package AccuTerm |
| WISL Process Management(WPM) | |
| WISL Inventory Acceptance | |
| WISL Jig Maintenance | |
| WISL Production Control Reporting | |
| WISL Production Analysis Reporting |
| WISL Box Maker | |
| WISL Stretch Wrapper | |
| WISL Piece Labeler |

| Maintenance of batch production records(the building blocks for process control). | |
| An interface between the production batch data base and spreadsheet facilities provides for the generation of a production batch schedule. | |
| TCP/IP provides the interface between interactive applications that run on intelligent terminals that control production line processes and the data base on the server. |
| WISL Pinch Points |
The WISL WPM Pinch Points includes interactive routines that are designed to provide for data collection and control at key points in the flow of the manufacturing process.
Typically a hand held data terminal is utilized to scan barcodes and collect control data while accessing the data base on the WISL Process Management server but there is no direct connection to an automated manufacturing process.
| WISL Inventory Acceptance |
The WISL WPM Inventory Acceptance provides the capability to maintain the jig record to indicate that it has been emptied and maintain the date and time. It also generates a transaction which is batched and sent to the WISL Warehouse Management Server to maintain the inventory data base.
A hand held data terminal is utilized to control the process while accessing the data base on the WISL Process Management server.
| WISL Jig Maintenance |
The WISL WPM Jig Maintenance System provides for control over packaged product on the production floor until it is accepted into inventory.
Jig records are generated to correspond to a physical temporary storage and transfer device. An interactive routine that runs on an RF data collection computer provides for the maintenance of the
current contents of a jig.
| WISL Production Control Reporting |
The WISL PM Production Control Reporting System provides information for controlling the production scheduling process. Orders, inventory and production batch/work order data bases are assimilated and many calculations and data relationships are generated in order to produce effective information for controlling
the production scheduling process.
| WISL Production Analysis Reporting |
The WISL PM Production Analysis Reporting System provides information for analyzing the production process. All data collection is done relative to a specific batch by the shift supervisor at the end of a batch or at the end of a shift. A file
of data is maintained by batch ID and reporting is generated from this and the batch schedule data base.