Maestro Project

The Maestro^TM Project is an open-source business model for an engineering, manufacturing and sales business, based on the fictional Swift Construction Company. Maestro is an open-source project hosted on GitHub and is licensed according to the business-friendly permissive BSD 2-Clause License.  

Maestro’s original goal was to support open-source software development as a strategy for enterprise infrastructure software.  Basic system requirements were documented using non-confidential user stories, workflows, and source data, entirely avoiding the need to divulge confidential information beyond the enterprise. 

Maestro continues to provide a platform for exploring enterprise business software in general, and now also includes a proof-of-concept reference application called Maestro PLM (see demo). For more information, the following Maestro Project documentation is provided.

• Maestro project repository
• Maestro Wiki
• SCC Quality System Manual

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Maestro Concept

The Maestro environment can be understood as a set of inter-related modules, similar to other enterprise software. 

• Parts (part numbers, revisions, sources, bills-of-materials…)
• Projects (people, schedule, effort, material…)
• Issues (relationships, investigations, conclusions, actions…)
• Stock (serial numbers and quantities, purchasing, production, sales…)
• Files (engineering and ad hoc documents, revisions, author, editors, tags…)
• Users (user truth, role-based access control…)

 

 

The Maestro environment exhibits Transparency with Trust for data shared across engineering, manufacturing, support and administration teams.

 

Maestro Server

Maestro Server is a conceptual business process management server for enterprises to easily roll-out Maestro features within their organization.  Maestro Server is a fully-integrated stand-alone system for ease of deployment within an existing IT infrastructure.

Download Maestro Server Datasheet

 

Maestro PLM

Maestro PLM is a proof-of-concept reference application developed as part of the Maestro Project. Drawing inspiration from desktop applications such as Parts&Vendors^TM, Maestro PLM is web-based for ease of access and includes enterprise features such as true multi-user operation, document control, and material management. 

 

 

Maestro^TM, ERP for Engineers^TM and Transparency with Trust^TM are unregistered trademarks of Dale R. Scott, and are used according to the Maestro Trademark and Logo Policy.