Synchronising The Supply Chain: How ERP Software Can Open Up Capacity
In recent years, with the struggling economy, businesses began to look overseas or in-house to fulfil their supply chain needs. This brought down demand and spelled trouble for domestic manufacturers.
But times have changed. Priorities for these businesses and brands have changed. This has lead to an increase in demand for domestic manufacturers.
Manufacturers, though, are hesitant to incur major capital expenses just yet, in the pursuit of capacity increase. Adding equipment or manpower is a considerable investment.
In this whitepaper you can learn how to get the best out of your existing production environment to increase manufacturing capacity, without the risk of an initial upfront investment.
“IQMS provide customers with tools in both the visualisation of existing capacity and setup that look at constraints (i.e., people, equipment, tools). This allows production runs to be put together in the most efficient manner to use existing capacity so as not to waste working capital.”
Steve Monroe, regional sales manager at IQMS
Whitepaper includes a use case example from IQMS customer, AMA Plastics, a California-based injection moulder who operate out of a single facility with over 90 moulding machines:
“With an manufacturing ERP system, the tools that are available are basic and advanced. A lot of people that use ERP systems don’t even take advantage of the basic tools. Many people in our industry develop their bills of material and get things like that right in their use of ERP, but they don’t have the ERP drive where to run their tools optimally.”
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