Lindquist Goes Live With Encompix ETO ERP

Written by Roger Meloy


Located in Green Bay, Wisconsin, Lindquist Machine Corporation (LMC) builds custom machines for U.S. and international customers. For over 50 years, LMC has been solving customers' problems in industries such as food, printing, paper, film, construction, and power tools. Unlike many other ETO companies, LMC does not always design its products. Their primary focus is to partner with their customers to build custom machines to their customers' designs. LMC fills a need inrepparttar marketplace where companies do not haverepparttar 102929 capability or capacity to build their own machines. LNC plan to go live with Encompix in April 2005.

Thomas R. Cutler, spokesperson forrepparttar 102930 ETO Institute (www.etoinstitute.org) said, “The ETO Institute recognizes Encompix asrepparttar 102931 clear cut leader inrepparttar 102932 Engineer-to-Order environment. The ability to trackrepparttar 102933 rework is so central torepparttar 102934 ETO process that it is a central quality issue.”

Low Cost Material Resource Planning (MRP) Proven Most Effective for Small Manufacturers

Written by Rocky Smolin


Small manufacturers facerepparttar same challenges as larger manufacturers withoutrepparttar 102928 financial depth to resolverepparttar 102929 same issues. The result has been that some ofrepparttar 102930 technologies that allow mid-sized and larger manufacturers to achieve efficiencies have been out of reach forrepparttar 102931 smaller manufacturer until now.

Rocky Smolin, President of Beach Access Software and maker of E-Z-MRP. Smolin emphasizes that E-Z-MRP, “was designed to be used by people who do not have degrees or certification in manufacturing systems. It requires no on-site training or consultation. And it has cutrepparttar 102932 standard 18-month MRP implementation cycle to as little as 18 days.”

The E-Z-MRP package includes a full-featured Bill of Materials processor, plus a material planning and tracking module which tracks all sales orders, forecasts, work orders (planned, firm, and released), purchase orders, shortages, raw materials and finished goods inventories. It also records a complete audit trail on all inventory transactions.

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