Since opening its doors in 1984, Donnelly Custom Manufacturing has played the short-run game to win. The custom manufacturer's ability to overcome challenges such as compressed lead-times, fast change overs and the demands of just-in-time inventory management have led to tremendous growth. Unfortunately, this growth eventually began outpacing Donnelly's legacy ERO system's capabilities.
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When Selecting IQMS, Donnelly Considered Fit, Function and Future
Posted by IQMS Manufacturing ERP Software on Tue, Dec 30, 2014 @ 10:00 AM
Tags: IQMS, ERP Selection, Plastics ERP, White Paper
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What Benefits Should You Expect From Your ERP Maintenance Payments?
Posted by Nicole Smith on Thu, Dec 18, 2014 @ 08:44 AM
When investing in an ERP software package, you are typically responsible for two charges: the initial software purchase and ongoing maintenance fees. Whether you pay annually or on a month-by-month basis, maintenance costs are traditionally a percentage of your total software purchase. Unfortunately, what you get in return for your payment varies greatly from ERP vendor to ERP vendor.
Tags: ERP Selection, User Group, Training, Technical Support, ERP Maintenance, Community Support
What Steps Should I Expect During My Custom Programming Experience?
Posted by IQMS Manufacturing ERP Software on Thu, Dec 11, 2014 @ 09:24 AM
Custom programming, like most things, starts with an idea. At IQMS, our manufacturers come to us with a need to automate a process that will make an everyday operation faster and easier. Together, the IQMS Automation Group collaborates with our customers to help them solidify that idea to the point where it can become reality. Once that idea has formed, what are the steps you should expect during a custom programming project?
Tags: manufacturing ERP software, IQMS, Automation, MES, Shop Floor Control
Four Manufacturing Predictions and Trends for 2015
Posted by Daniele Fresca on Thu, Dec 04, 2014 @ 09:43 AM
The holidays are upon us and it is time to not only think about family, food and gifts, but to also think about what the coming year will have in store for us. Not only for ourselves, but what does 2015 have in store for the manufacturing industry? Some of my 2015 "predictions" are based on market trends, some based on rumor and innuendo and some based on good, old-fashioned hopes – after all, I still like to think world peace is achievable! For now, these are the trends I believe will continue to evolve and dominate in the next 12 to 18 months.
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