Cloud-Based MIS for Industrial Workflow Automation
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In the era of Industry 4.0, industrial operations are becoming increasingly complex, requiring efficient management of resources, workflows, and real-time data. Traditional Management Information Systems (MIS) are essential for consolidating operational data but often fall short in dynamically adapting to the demands of modern industrial environments. With the advent of cloud computing, MIS platforms can now be enhanced to deliver real-time, scalable, and automated workflow management across distributed industrial environments. This paper explores the integration of cloud-based MIS platforms to automate industrial workflow management, resource allocation, and performance monitoring. The integration of cloud computing offers several advantages, including centralized data storage, seamless access to real-time data, improved collaboration, and enhanced scalability for expanding industrial operations.We propose a cloud-based MIS architecture specifically designed for industrial automation, which integrates IoT sensors, enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems, and machine learning-driven predictive analytics for decision support. The framework facilitates automated task scheduling, resource management, and real-time monitoring, thereby reducing operational inefficiencies and improving system responsiveness. Through simulations based on industrial case studies, we show how cloud-based MIS can achieve significant improvements in resource utilization, cost reduction, and system reliability. Additionally, the paper discusses the challenges of data security, system integration, and the importance of maintaining compliance with industry regulations when transitioning to cloud-based systems.The results demonstrate that cloud-based MIS offers a scalable, flexible, and secure solution for automating workflows in industrial settings. By moving traditional MIS operations to the cloud, industrial enterprises can achieve a higher degree of automation, efficiency, and operational agility, paving the way for more intelligent, data-driven manufacturing processes.