To-Increase Asks: Can Enterprise Resource Planning Integration & IEM Technology Keep Manufacturing in the US?
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Norwell, MA, August 24, 2011 --( In his blog post, author Luciano Cunha, Global Industry Director, To-Increase, responds to an article by Mike Collins of Manufacturing Business Technology titled, "Can Highly Engineered Machines Be Outsourced?" Within his post, Cunha details how both integration of Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) and IEM technology solutions can combine - on a global scale - to: · Provide real-time and unbroken chains of communication, facilitating ultra-specific Request for Quotes (RFQs) · Ensure machine uptime goals, aiding the ability of the OEM to service agreements and maintain machines based on warranty or other work · Ease change order requests, ensuring all systems throughout the word are able to exchange data "I could not agree more that complex machinery manufacturing requirements are only getting tougher and in some cases, it would be ideal to keep as much of the manufacturing process locally based as possible," concludes Cunha."In his blog post, author Luciano Cunha, Global Industry Director, To-Increase, responds to an article by Mike Collins of Manufacturing Business Technology titled, "Can Highly Engineered Machines Be Outsourced?"Within his post, Cunha details how both integration of Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) and IEM technology solutions can combine - on a global scale - to:· Provide real-time and unbroken chains of communication, facilitating ultra-specific Request for Quotes (RFQs)· Ensure machine uptime goals, aiding the ability of the OEM to service agreements and maintain machines based on warranty or other work· Ease change order requests, ensuring all systems throughout the word are able to exchange data"I could not agree more that complex machinery manufacturing requirements are only getting tougher and in some cases, it would be ideal to keep as much of the manufacturing process locally based as possible," concludes Cunha."To learn more, or to comment on the subject of IEM off-shoring, visit the To-Increase blog at http://blog.to-increase.com/erp-integration-american-manufacturing/.About To-IncreaseAs a global ISV and Microsoft Gold Certified partner, To-Increase develops solutions for industry verticals, including highly specific Industrial Equipment Manufacturing, retail, wholesale, construction, distribution, and professional services segments.