FAQ

Q: What is the current year for this conference? When was it held?
A: Seventh edition, held on September 23, 2008.

Q: How to establish a knowledge base and standard parts library? What are the specific methods and tools?
A: Knowledge Base Creation: Organize information by product type (e.g., automotive molds, appliance molds) and issue type, with each issue including a diagram, explanation of the cause, solution, and preventive measures. Standard Parts Library: Create standard modules for mature components such as slides, bevels, ejectors, and injection systems, which designers can directly use. The Moges system provides a dedicated knowledge management module that supports mixed text and image formats, version management, and access control.

Q: Can workers with low educational backgrounds in the workshop learn to use the system?
A: Absolutely. The Moges system is specifically designed for frontline workers. Job reporting is as simple as scanning a code – it takes just 5 minutes to learn. We have case studies of operators, including one 62-year-old, who are proficient in using the system. Our implementation team provides hands-on training, starting with a pilot program and then expanding to ensure that every worker can easily use the system. Workers find that using the system is much easier than filling out traditional paper-based reports.