"Driving Productivity through Data-driven Transformation"
US subsidiary of Japan's Business Engineering, delivering mcframe Kaizen-based manufacturing IT/IoT, ERP and machine-monitoring solutions.
Business Engineering America, Inc. (BENG) is the North American arm of Business Engineering Corporation, a Japanese enterprise IT/IoT solutions provider. The company markets the mcframe product suite, a portfolio of Kaizen-based digital transformation tools designed to digitalize shop-floor operations and accelerate factory productivity. Its core offering, mcframe SIGNAL CHAIN, is a wireless equipment operation monitoring and maintenance system that automatically collects utilization information from new and legacy machines using IoT devices attached to signal towers, enabling OEE and machine-utilization analysis. BENG also distributes Cimtops i-Reporter, a paperless reporting solution that converts handwritten paper forms into iPad data-entry forms with real-time visualization based on Japanese quality-control methods; mcframe MOTION VR-learning, an eye-tracking VR training platform; mcframe 7 (CS), a manufacturing ERP and Kaizen cost-control system for discrete and process industries; and mcframe GA / GLASIAOUS, a global ERP with multi-language, multi-currency and multi-standard support plus SaaS-based BPO services.
The company also resells PATLITE WD/WIO signal-tower IoT hardware and WingArc Dr.SUM/MotionBoard analytics. BENG positions mcframe on its No. 1 market-share position for IT and IoT solutions in Japan and emphasizes easy deployment, low risk and high ROI. The US office is located in Schaumburg, Illinois, and the company exhibits at North American automation events such as Automate 2026 in Chicago.
Primary type & automation activities this supplier delivers:
Wireless equipment operation monitoring system collecting utilization data via IoT devices on signal towers.
Manufacturing ERP and Kaizen cost-control system for discrete and process industries.
Global ERP with multi-language, multi-currency and multi-standard support plus SaaS BPO services.
Eye-tracking VR training platform for creating immersive in-house workplace education materials.
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