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The role of ERP in the smart factory

SYSPRO Smarter ERP

How can a manufacturing business today become an intelligent and automated ecosystem – a smart factory that drives productivity, performance, and profitability? The more technology shifts manufacturing structures, systems and strategies, the more business-critical ERP becomes, and proper techniques are needed to make processes more efficient.

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The smart factory Part 1: Digitization, digitalization and digital

SYSPRO Smarter ERP

The digital transformation of the operations and processes of factories and supply chains is based upon digitization of carefully selected machines and digitalization of the related business processes. So here goes – read on for a greater understanding of these concepts and the role they play in your journey to a smart factory.

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The pros and cons of low code tools for manufacturers

SYSPRO Smarter ERP

Low-code tools give an easy-to-use support for building software applications, eliminating the need for in-house coding specialists. Therefore, embracing tools that assist organizations create solutions faster like low code should be a consideration to manufacturers. What is low code development? The cons of low code. Low code and ERP.

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3 Tools to Minimize Waste: A Boon to Lean Manufacturing Strategies

GlobalTranz

Most of the manufacturing industries have already incorporated lean manufacturing strategies to undermine the non-additive materials from their products. The 3 Most Important Tools for Lean Manufacturing Strategies 1.) Lean manufacturing is one of the leading waste minimization technologies inside a manufacturing industry.

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Using an ERP system to provide data for decision-making in manufacturing

SYSPRO Smarter ERP

In most cases, there has been a succession of tools that worked in some cases but were not broadly successful. The reason is that staff had to learn a different user interface (UI) for analytical tools to the UI they were accustomed to in their day-to-day operational activities when working with an ERP system. Reassess strategy.

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The impact of new technology on manufacturing education

SYSPRO Smarter ERP

Picture a manufacturing plant, Are you seeing machines and robots, tools and people powering away to bring the best possible product to you? Every factory runs on the back of hundreds of specialized skills, some of which take a long time to master. Now, think about the skills required to do all this? If not, you should be.

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Industry Outlook: Manufacturing Trends

Trinity Logistics

With tools like artificial intelligence (AI) and the Internet of Things (IoT) becoming more accessible, companies should be able to become more efficient and able to produce more with fewer people. Some technology tools companies are using include AI, automation, sensors, IoT, robotics, predictive maintenance, and remote monitoring.