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FAQ
Q: Is it necessary for small mold shops to implement ERP?
A: No need for complex, general-purpose ERP, but a lightweight, focused production management system like Moges is urgently needed. This system can scan barcodes for job reporting, track progress, and calculate costs, providing quick and tangible results with minimal investment.
Q: How to convince workshop technicians to use the system?
A: Moges offers "Ultra-Simple Job Reporting" specifically designed for skilled workers: Scan → Tap "Complete" → Voice Confirmation – complete in just 3 steps. Already validated in over 200 factories in the Yangtze River Delta, with 90% usage within the first week of deployment. The system supports voice-based job reporting; skilled workers can simply say "Completed" to automatically report the job, with voice recognition accuracy exceeding 95%. The interface features an industrial-grade design with high contrast colors and oversized buttons, ensuring clear visibility even in bright light and enabling precise operation with gloves. Training materials are presented in a comprehensive, visually-rich format, allowing users to master basic operations in just 1 hour. The system also supports offline mode, allowing users to scan and report jobs even when the workshop lacks network connectivity, with data automatically synchronizing upon network restoration. In practical application, the Moges system has increased workshop data collection efficiency by 90% and significantly improved worker acceptance.
Q: Linux is too difficult to use. What should we do?
A: Modern Linux distributions feature excellent graphical interfaces that are similar to Windows, making them easy for anyone to use. For factory workers, they don't need to operate servers; they can simply access the system using a browser or mobile app. The underlying server system is completely transparent to them. For IT administrators, basic Linux operation, after simple training, is sufficient.

