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Posted on Tuesday, May, 13, 2008, 3:43PM In order to remain globally competitive, implement continuous improvement initiatives and adhere to complex traceability requirements for regulatory compliance, manufacturers recognize that a nominal investment in an Operations Execution system can pay handsome rewards and incremental ROI on heavy investments already applied to ERP deployments.
Operations Execution Systems go far beyond a traditional MES approach by enabling manufacturers to easily deploy, manage and monitor flexible manufacturing processes, in real-time, across the full breadth of operations (production, warehouse, quality, time & labor, supply chain visibility) within a single plant, or throughout the entire global enterprise and extended supplier network.
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- How to Integrate plant floor operations with corporate planning activities
- How to leveraging the value of ERP with complete visibility and control across the enterprise
- How to execute a core enterprise deployment strategy, by integrating ERP with Operations Execution System to speed multi-site implementations
- How to support the ongoing standardization of processes and best practices across the enterprise
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