Market Trends: Evolution And Outlook For Manufacturing Operations Management (MOM) Software
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Executive Summary
Manufacturing operations management (MOM) software is evolving from its manufacturing execution system (MES) roots to become a core enabler of resilience, efficiency and strategic decision-making across industrial enterprises. Rapid shifts in global supply conditions, rising production complexity, widening workforce skills gaps and the growing maturity of AI are pushing firms to modernize legacy environments that can no longer support increasingly dynamic operational demands. This study outlines the current trajectory of the MOM market, highlighting how composable architectures, unified data foundations and intelligent decision-support capabilities are reshaping how manufacturers coordinate design, production, quality, maintenance, supply chains and services at scale. It also provides guidance for MES and MOM vendors seeking to align with evolving customer expectations and emerging solution capabilities.About the Authors
James Prestwood
Senior Analyst
James is a Senior Analyst at Verdantix, within the Industrial Transformation team. His research covers industrial and manufacturing verticals across process and discrete marke...
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Josh Graessle
Senior Manager
Josh is a Senior Manager at Verdantix, covering industrial transformation, with a focus on manufacturing operations management, industrial design and engineering, and asset ma...
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