Enterprise Resource Planning software (ERP)

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A unified plan to meet production targets

SAP xApp sales and operations planning aligns the enterprise on unified plan to meet production targets, sales goals and customer demands.

News from SAP ( 6 February 2007)

MES system for microdisplay manufacturer

User application article MicroEmissive Displays select Ascari to implement an award winning manufacturing execution software solution at its Dresden manufacturing facility in Germany

News from Ascari ( 5 February 2007)

Incorrect inventory mix costs industry dearly

Technical background article Rebecca Gill, vice-president of Technology Group International, explains the problems of having the incorrect inventory mix.

News from Technology Group International ( 5 February 2007)

Automatic BOM creation

User application article SolidWorks integration and automatic creation of bills of material help sway Positech's decision in favour of Encompix

News from Encompix ( 5 February 2007)

Record customer adoption for new ERP release

More than 1,000 go-lives with mySAP ERP 2005 in just seven months since general availability underlines value for customers and success of SAP's ERP Road Map

News from SAP ( 2 February 2007)

Collaboration and Innovation in oil industry

Oil and gas industry value network joins existing seven IVNs to bring together customers and partners to address industry difficulties

News from SAP ( 2 February 2007)

Not simply a German vendor, Abas goes global

eBusiness, integration and the global growth of ERP has seen Abas thrive outside its national borders

News from ABAS Software AG (31 January 2007)

SCM enhancements and 3PL warehouse support

Expanded global service and supply chain functionality with enhanced global capabilities and extended vertical capabilities for industrial machinery and consumer packaged goods industries

News from Epicor (31 January 2007)

Collaborative business solutions for the future

User application article Coca Cola Amatil uses Wesupply to achieve ambitious supply chain target Brochure available

News from Wesupply (31 January 2007)

Financial report writer added to ERP software

Technology Group International has announced the release of an easy to use financial report writer that is fully integrated into TGI's flagship software product, Enterprise 21.

News from Technology Group International (29 January 2007)

Mid-cycle pause theory benefits ResourceMFG

The mid-cycle pause theory is having a significant impact on the function of manufacturing placement throughout the US

News from ResourceMFG (29 January 2007)

Seamless links through the supply chain

Effective ETO technology solutions drive engineering innovation as well as integration with the entire enterprise, allowing manufacturers to develop new features and add to their product offerings

News from Visibility (29 January 2007)

Modeling the true nature of enterprise operations

Technical background article Rob Whitesell, Vice President of Bentley Plant explains how to meld efficient operating practices with prudent budget and cost management.

News from Bentley Systems (29 January 2007)

Visibility - what do manufacturers see in it?

Technical background article Paul Doherty, Managing Director of Mark Information UK discusses the issues of visibility throughout the manufacturing process

News from Mark Information UK (29 January 2007)

Infor leads performance management vendors

Ventana research ranks Infor as overall leader in annual performance management (PM) assessment.

News from Infor Global Solutions UK (26 January 2007)

Game changing approach to midmarket

SAP details additional delivery, customer engagement and business models enabled by new "enterprise SOA by design" solution to reach untapped market of midsize companies

News from SAP (25 January 2007)

Eliminate reliance on paper in the warehouse

Technical background article Despite radio frequency and bar-coding now being mainstream, paper dependency is still particularly prevalent in the warehouse