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White Paper provided by IQMS
Recently, your company made the important decision to invest time and money in a new manufacturing ERP system to increase competitiveness and operational efficiency. You’ve been selected to research potential new ERP vendors and whether it is a top priority or something you have to work into your other job responsibilities, due diligence is required to find the best fit in ERP vendors. The success of this new company-wide initiative depends on it.
White Paper provided by Domo
Your relationship with your data can be a lot like a love affair. Think about it. At first you’re head over heels. Then, suddenly, there’s a distance. Information that used to flow freely is withheld. Simple questions go unanswered. Before, the world seemed so certain. Now it’s all confusion. You just don’t know where you stand. It’s time to admit: your data doesn’t love you anymore.
White Paper provided by Domo
Time and again, BI projects don’t meet objectives, don’t connect with users and don’t get the right information to the right people at the right time. In offices everywhere, business intelligence is the butt of endless water-cooler jokes—the corporate oxymoron, the poster child for overpromising and underdelivering. But it doesn’t have to be this way. Done right, BI is one of those rare strategic initiatives that has the power to deliver real value and make companies more competitive—especially now, as the volume of actionable data available to firms rises daily.
White Paper provided by DotNetNuke
Seemingly overnight, social has become one of the primary pillars of marketing. Every organization from large global banks to local businesses are involved with opinion sites, Facebook fan pages, tweeting and building online communities of their own.
Case Study provided by IQMS
In combination with RealTime, Steinwall Scientific utilizes EnterpriseIQ’s statistical process control (SPC) module to further analyze part production, forcing the company to become extremely precise and resulting in 99.5 percent of all lots to be completely accepted by its customers. The exactitude with which RealTime captures process data, compared to the data of the past, was a surprise benefit discovered after implementation that has started a cultural shift for the better.
Case Study provided by IQMS
With MPC’s old system, the company’s manufacturing and distribution facilities functioned autonomously in a reactive manner using dated information. With RealTime from IQMS in place, MPC’s management team can see progress as it happens, and in turn catch potential trouble before it becomes a costly issue. According to Schneberger, the benefit and efficiencies gained in having real-time data access doesn’t just apply to MPC’s top management.
Case Study provided by IQMS
Abram Harms interviewed an impressive 10 ERP companies in his search for the best. Of the 10, he narrowed it down to just three: Infor, IQMS and Shoptech. From the final three, Harms chose IQMS’ single database solution, EnterpriseIQ, because IQMS instilled extreme confidence that it would work hard to solve Load Trail’s challenges. Through the dynamic nature of the company and IQMS’ willingness to adapt the ERP product to fit specific automotive requirements, Harms knew that he was in good hands.
Case Study provided by IQMS
What do you get when you combine an innovative manufacturer with a progressive ERP software automation team willing to push the boundaries of shop floor control? Competitive advantage, increased efficiency and a match made for the future. Together, Double H Plastics and IQMS are improving the landscape of automation in manufacturing for future success.
Case Study provided by Unknown
Mar-Bal gains an edge over its competition with a better understanding of costing and profitability at both the micro and macro level. Detail-rich features in EnterpriseIQ allow for Mar-Bal to see precise production and labor costs so they can quickly and confidently send accurate quotes to customers.
White Paper provided by DotNetNuke
Today's IT manager has more than enough pressures and responsibilities to fill the daily calendar. Information technology is the backbone of virtually any operation, and supporting it involves a long to-do list, from ensuring easy data access and controlling costs, to responding to network outages and establishing long-term strategies for using emerging technologies.