A pilot on one line, in weeks — not a roll-out in years
The target we are validating in 2027: aPlanner connected read-only to one production line and running next to the current process within 8–12 weeks. Nothing is ripped out; write-back comes after sign-off.
Two steps: pilot, then roll-out
The pilot is the only implementation package available in 2027. The Starter roll-out follows for lines that meet their pilot criteria; multi-site Professional and Enterprise roll-outs are scoped from 2028.
Pilot on one line
The 2027 Korea pilot program — Korean fabs, OSATs, tier-1/2 suppliers
Starter roll-out
Single site, after a successful pilot
The five-phase pilot plan
Our Discover-Design-Deliver-Deploy-Drive methodology has been refined through dozens of manufacturing deployments. Each phase has defined inputs, outputs, and quality gates.
Discover
1-2 weeksDesign
1-3 weeksDeliver
4–8 weeksDeploy
1-2 weeksDrive
OngoingExtend your implementation
Data Integration
Custom connectors for in-house MES, additional ERP instances and yield databases beyond the standard set.
User Training
Role-based training for planners, dispatch and management, in Korean and English.
Commitments we make to every pilot partner
On-time delivery
Milestone-based plan agreed in the readiness assessment, with weekly status reviews during the pilot.
Risk mitigation
Read-only first, write-back only after sign-off; the current planning process keeps running throughout the pilot.
Knowledge transfer
Your team is trained and empowered to manage aPlanner independently after go-live.
Success metrics
Success criteria written before the pilot starts and measured against the line’s own baseline.
Apply for the 2027 pilot
Pilots are preceded by a Planning Readiness Assessment that fixes the line, the data sources and the success criteria. Korean fabs, OSATs and tier-1/2 suppliers are eligible.