Productiedata

Productiedata is a Dutch term describing data that documents the production of a product or service. It encompasses information about manufacturing processes, assembly lines, or media production workflows, including steps, timings, resources, outputs, and quality outcomes. In manufacturing contexts, productiedata is collected from systems such as manufacturing execution systems (MES), ERP, or digital twins; in media and creative industries, it can describe shoot schedules, crews, equipment, locations, and budget usage. The term emphasizes traceability and operational insight across the production lifecycle.

Common data elements include product_id, batch_id, timestamp, operator or crew, machine or studio, step or phase, duration, yield or output quantity, quality measurements, and defects. Productiedata supports traceability for regulatory compliance, quality control, waste reduction, and process optimization. It enables analytics for throughput, bottleneck detection, and predictive maintenance, and it aids in cost control and client reporting.

Data governance considerations for productiedata include data quality, lineage, standardization, and privacy. Standards or schemas may be defined at the industry or company level to ensure interoperability with ERP, PLM, or CRM systems. See also related terms such as product data, production data, metadata, and supply chain data.