Xinjiang Daming Mining | Mining Industry SAP S/4HANA Cloud Success Story
Xinjiang Daming Mining Group Co., Ltd.,(新疆大明) founded in 1997, is a private enterprise specializing in the mining and processing of ferrous metal mineral resources and is regarded as a benchmark mining company in Xinjiang. Although the company already had some digital foundations as early as 2012, growing operational complexity required a full upgrade of its information systems to support lean production and digital mine transformation.
Challenges
Need to upgrade existing systems to support lean production and higher-level digital mine management
Require cross-department and multi-shift collaboration, production big data collection, production planning, and preventive equipment maintenance
Need integrated management of three-level ore quantities, production task assignment and execution, monitoring, safety, quality, personnel, and equipment
Require seamless integration among SAP cloud ERP, BOS middleware, MES, Surpac, and handheld terminals
Need real-time connection between production planning and execution to improve data accuracy and production control
Solution
BOS Cloud implemented SAP S/4HANA Cloud integrated with Surpac, the BOS middleware platform, MES, and handheld terminals. The solution connected production planning and execution in real time, enabled lean production practices on site, and achieved business-finance integration across procurement, production planning, production progress, and quality control.
Key Results
Reduced accident rate by more than 70% through SAP best-practice processes and safer, more compliant operations
Shortened settlement time by more than 65% through a single logical document shared by finance and logistics, based on original line-item data
Improved production efficiency and production management by 100% through real-time integration of planning, execution, and field data
Lowered inventory levels, improved inventory turnover, and reduced capital occupation through new inventory management rules
Strengthened process standardization, reduced operational risk, and supported introduction of an Amoeba-style management model
Reduced IT infrastructure and maintenance costs through the public cloud model