South Carolina Manufacturer’s Representative to Be Profiled in Industrial Connection by Associate Editor TR CutlerWritten by Thomas Cutler
Thomas R. Cutler, Associate Editor of Industrial Connection magazine (www.industrialconnection.net) is leading North American manufacturing journalist, writing for more than 200 publications per year. Cutler recently announced an important addition for May and June Industrial Connection Editorial calendar for 2005.With a fast approaching deadline of April 21, 2005, Cutler is going to profile regional manufacturing representatives with a SE U.S. territory. These one page Manufacturer’s Representative profiles will include a JPG photograph, and information about their product line being offered to readers of Industrial Connection. A 60% discount will be provided to advertorial participants in this special section. Cutler noted, “Manufacturer’s Representative are face and image that our readers know and it is important that their efforts and products and territorial experience is shared in these two upcoming issues.”
| | ETO ERP Leader Encompix Select Conveyers, Elevators and Process Solution FirmsWritten by Roger Meloy
ENERFAB is a leading process solution firm with design/build capabilities serving process industries including chemical, food and beverage, mining, pharmaceutical, power generation, and pulp and paper. After a three-month implementation, ENERFAB went live with Encompix on October 19, 2004. Moving from a "green screen" system to Encompix was a big change for Sharonville, Ohio, firm. "We were very impressed with inventory and purchasing functionality and by eliminating duplicate data entry we have cut our purchasing time by half," said Dave Lutz, IT Director. ENERFAB has over 2,600 employees in 10 locations and plans to increase its use of Encompix. "We are looking at expanding our use of Encompix into other areas of business and are planning to bring on our Spare Parts Division in a couple of months." Minnesota Elevator, Inc. (MEI), Mankato, Minnesota, specializes in manufacture, installation, modernization, and servicing of various types of elevators. Every elevator produced by MEI is individually engineered. Past work has included round and baseball-diamond-shaped passenger car platforms, 40,000 lbs. capacity freight cars, and 60,000 lbs. capacity truck lifts. MEI went live with Encompix on November 1, 2004.
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