Manufacturing ERP + MES

DELMIAWorks software, formerly IQMS ERP.

DELMIAWorks is the current name of the manufacturing ERP and MES portfolio formerly known as IQMS. It connects orders, inventory, scheduling, production, quality, and financial data in one operating system.

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What It Is

What is an ERP system?

Enterprise resource planning (ERP) is the central system a company uses to manage core business processes and data. For a manufacturer, that includes customer orders, purchasing, inventory, production planning, shipping, costing, and finance.

Instead of each department maintaining separate spreadsheets and disconnected tools, ERP gives the business one shared operational record.

ERP

Runs the business

Connects demand, materials, inventory, schedules, suppliers, customers, shipments, and financials.

MES

Runs production

Tracks work orders, machines, labor, downtime, yield, quality, and current shop-floor status.

DELMIAWorks ERP dashboard showing manufacturing operations
DELMIAWorks

What is DELMIAWorks?

DELMIAWorks, formerly known as IQMS, is a manufacturing-focused platform from Dassault Systèmes that combines ERP and MES capabilities on a shared database. Dassault Systèmes completed the IQMS acquisition in January 2019 and rebranded the IQMS Manufacturing ERP portfolio as DELMIAWorks. It connects the business processes around an order with the production activity required to make and deliver it.

For teams using SOLIDWORKS, Morphos can also evaluate how released engineering data, items, and bills of materials should move into manufacturing operations.

Customer Stories

What customers say DELMIAWorks changed.

Direct statements from official DELMIAWorks videos, with the operating context behind each one.

Onyx Hose and Tube president speaking in the official DELMIAWorks customer story
Onyx Hose & TubeThermoplastic extrusion
Direct from the customer

It's improved our productivity from low 80s to mid to high 90s.

Onyx Hose & Tube, official DELMIAWorks video

Onyx is describing its internal productivity measure. DELMIAWorks lets the team compare past runs by line, connect scheduling with production, and see where performance improved.

What the software changed

Sales works from forward-looking material costs, supervisors review shift and line efficiency, and production activity flows into the balance sheet and profit-and-loss statement.

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Core Technology Molding leader discussing strategic capacity planning
Core Technology MoldingInjection molding
Direct from the customer

When I look at our growth over the last year, we've grown 300 percent.

Jeff Foster, Core Technology Molding, official DELMIAWorks video

The 300% figure describes Core's company growth, not a software-only result. DELMIAWorks capacity, work-order, and material data helped leadership decide how to support that growth.

What the software changed

Leadership could check capacity before committing to more work, give customers faster answers, and add equipment without overloading the operation.

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Trademark Plastics operations leader in the official DELMIAWorks customer story
Trademark PlasticsMedical injection molding
Direct from the customer

We'll look up in two minutes. We can find out if it's running right away.

Brian Barrera, Trademark Plastics, official DELMIAWorks video

The two minutes refers to finding a mold's live production status, not fixing a problem. DELMIAWorks monitoring shows whether the job is running and where the team should investigate.

What the software changed

Color-coded monitoring shows whether a mold is running efficiently, slowly, or not at all, turning a customer question into an immediate shop-floor action.

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Quotes are taken from official DELMIAWorks customer videos. Each article links the original source, timestamp, and context.

Fit Assessment

Is DELMIAWorks worth a deeper evaluation?

Before reviewing modules, use the fit assessment to decide whether a connected ERP and MES approach matches the way your operation needs to run.

Where do handoffs break today?

Trace one order from entry through planning, production, quality, shipment, and financial close.

What needs to work as one system?

Identify the workflows that lose time or accuracy when ERP, production, inventory, and quality data are separated.

Is the organization ready?

Confirm an internal owner, process decisions, data preparation, training needs, and a realistic first-phase scope.

What It Connects

One order. One shared operating record.

DELMIAWorks combines ERP and MES capabilities on a shared database so the people planning, making, checking, shipping, and costing an order work from connected information.

Manufacturing coordinator reviewing a customer order beside a machined component
01 / Order

Capture demand once.

Customer requirements and due dates enter a shared record for planning and execution.

Engineering handoff

For SOLIDWORKS teams, released items and bills of materials can enter this operating flow. Morphos reviews the exact CAD, PDM, revision, and integration requirements before defining the handoff.

Morphos Services

From decision to adoption, know what happens next.

Morphos supports the work around the software: defining the right problem, preparing people and data, coordinating the rollout, and helping the system improve after go-live.

Plan Your Evaluation
  1. 01
    Decide

    Fit and scope

    Map the current operation, define decision criteria, and agree on the first workflows worth solving.

    Output: decision brief
  2. 02
    Prepare

    Process, data, and ownership

    Assign responsibilities, clean priority data, document process decisions, and set a credible rollout plan.

    Output: readiness plan
  3. 03
    Implement

    Configure, test, and train

    Coordinate configuration, integrations, validation, role-based training, and go-live readiness.

    Output: working first phase
  4. 04
    Improve

    Support and adoption

    Resolve user issues, review feedback, and prioritize the next process or reporting improvement.

    Output: improvement roadmap
Common Questions

What to clarify before you evaluate.

What is DELMIAWorks?
DELMIAWorks, formerly known as IQMS, is a manufacturing-focused ERP and MES platform for small and midsize manufacturers. Dassault Systèmes completed the IQMS acquisition in January 2019 and rebranded the IQMS Manufacturing ERP portfolio as DELMIAWorks. The platform connects operational and business workflows through a shared database.
How does DELMIAWorks relate to SOLIDWORKS?
DELMIAWorks can support a connected design-to-production workflow. The exact handoff of items, bills of materials, revisions, and manufacturing data depends on your current CAD, PDM, and process architecture, which we review during the fit assessment.
Do we need to implement every capability at once?
No. The right first phase depends on the workflows creating the most risk and rework. We scope an initial operating model and a staged roadmap instead of assuming every module belongs in phase one.
How long does implementation take?
Timing depends on scope, data quality, integrations, process maturity, testing, and internal ownership. The fit assessment is where we establish those inputs and build a credible implementation plan.
DELMIAWorks Guides

Build the manufacturing system around clear decisions.

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Start with Your Operation

Find out whether DELMIAWorks fits before you scope the software.

Bring your current systems, operational bottlenecks, reporting needs, and growth plans. We will help define the next useful step.

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