Wednesday, November 28, 2007
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Tuesday, November 27, 2007
AMR Research: The Manufacturing Operations Software Application Market Sizing Report, 2006-2011
Published: October 29, 2007
Analyst: Alison Smith
"While SAP has placed its manufacturing operations bets on delivering performance visibility, an integration stack, and a strong network of manufacturing partners, Oracle is taking a different strategy, adding deep manufacturing operations management capabilities that are tightly integrated with core-ERP financial accounting functions, resource planning, and its Daily Business Intelligence. Oracle’s functionality for manufacturing execution rivals that offered by best-of-breed competitors and includes centralized creation of routings and workflows that accommodate local customization, part- and lot-level track and trace and genealogy, in-process quality tracking, work-in-process (WIP) tracking, marriage of as-built record with the as-planned product design, and of course, EAM functionality that can be linked directly to real-time asset status data via Oracle’s Sensor Edge server technology."
Analyst: Alison Smith
"While SAP has placed its manufacturing operations bets on delivering performance visibility, an integration stack, and a strong network of manufacturing partners, Oracle is taking a different strategy, adding deep manufacturing operations management capabilities that are tightly integrated with core-ERP financial accounting functions, resource planning, and its Daily Business Intelligence. Oracle’s functionality for manufacturing execution rivals that offered by best-of-breed competitors and includes centralized creation of routings and workflows that accommodate local customization, part- and lot-level track and trace and genealogy, in-process quality tracking, work-in-process (WIP) tracking, marriage of as-built record with the as-planned product design, and of course, EAM functionality that can be linked directly to real-time asset status data via Oracle’s Sensor Edge server technology."
Friday, November 9, 2007
Ingersoll Rand presenting Flow Manufacturing at Open World
Valerie Dubois and I will be co-presenting with Maggie Park from Ingersoll Rand at Open World. Maggie's presentation title is "Implementing Flow Manufacturing at Ingersoll Rand".
Session ID: S292704
Session Title: Leveraging Flow Manufacturing with Your Enterprisewide Lean Initiative
Track: Manufacturing; Automotive; High Tech; Industrial Manufacturing; Life Sciences
Room: Nob Hill CD
Date: 2007-11-14
Start Time: 11:15
Please visit us at the "Meet The Experts" Flow Manufacturing demo on Wednesday afternoon starting at 2:30 PM Space 2 in Moscone West. Barcode scanning, Kanban and RFID are featured in this demo.
Session ID: S292704
Session Title: Leveraging Flow Manufacturing with Your Enterprisewide Lean Initiative
Track: Manufacturing; Automotive; High Tech; Industrial Manufacturing; Life Sciences
Room: Nob Hill CD
Date: 2007-11-14
Start Time: 11:15
Please visit us at the "Meet The Experts" Flow Manufacturing demo on Wednesday afternoon starting at 2:30 PM Space 2 in Moscone West. Barcode scanning, Kanban and RFID are featured in this demo.
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