SYSPRO Acquires Evocon to Expand Shopfloor Monitoring Capabilities

Jan 20, 2026
SYSPRO has acquired Evocon, an Estonia-based provider of real-time production monitoring and OEE solutions, to strengthen its digital shopfloor capabilities and deliver enhanced operational insights to manufacturers.

SYSPRO has completed the acquisition of Evocon, an Estonia-based provider of real-time production monitoring and overall equipment effectiveness (OEE) solutions, announced in a press release.

The acquisition enhances SYSPRO’s ability to provide manufacturers with real-time visibility into machine utilization, downtime, and production bottlenecks. Evocon’s platform includes operator-friendly dashboards and quality control tools designed for quick deployment and immediate insight.

Evocon’s management team will remain with the company and collaborate with SYSPRO on product development and global expansion. SYSPRO plans to make Evocon’s solution available worldwide, integrating it with its manufacturing data to improve planning accuracy and data quality.

Together, the combined offering will enable manufacturers to gain a more connected and accurate view of production performance, supporting better decision-making and future automation initiatives.

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