Kitting Brochure
Simplify standardized work for the operator with an easy-to-use, plug-n-play kitting and part picking solution. Help ensure the right part is delivered to the right place at the right time. Download our Kitting brochure and learn how to error proof and streamline material handling for almost any assembly process while collecting data along the way.
Key Takeaways:
- Supports various hardware needs such as plug-n-play I/O sensors and switches, barcode scanners, and vision systems.
- Unmatched flexibility and control – you are no longer locked into hardware or a rigid system.
- Quick and easy configurations – no programming needed.
- Maximize quality management and error proof both load and pick side.
Track & Trace Brochure
Manufacturing traceability is a critical requirement for industries globally to reduce risks, meet regulatory requirements, and stay competitive.
Epicor Connected Process Control provides a robust traceability and quality control software solution, helping manufacturers to easily store, retrieve, and report on part status and product genealogy. Download our Track & Trace brochure to get an in-depth overview of our traceability solution and how you can maximize quality and throughput on the plant floor while reducing costs.
Key Takeaways:
- To implement a traceability solution, parts or lots need to be marked.
- Our system allows for various tracking methods, from serial number barcode scans to RFID tags, or through PLC tasks – in any combination or order.
- With real-time data insight, teams can quickly identify quality or compliance issues, develop repair/rework strategies, and contain suspect parts – ensuring first time quality scores remain exceptional.
3 Examples of Real-World Results Using CPC
In the world of modern manufacturing, the strategic application of digital process control has proven to accelerate real improvements on the factory floor. In this eBook we’ll showcase how three companies leveraged Epicor Connected Process Control (CPC) software, offering insights into their specific use cases and implementation, as well as their outcomes.
Key Takeaways
- Learn how an electronics manufacturer was able to increase throughput by 38%.
- Discover how a company was able to decrease training times for new hires by more than 80%.
- Learn how an industrial pump manufacturer leveraged the system to gather data for ROI and asset allocation.
4 Steps to Accelerate Training & Onboarding with Digital Work Instructions
Staff shortages, high turnover, and long training and onboarding times continue to drive up labor costs and hinder efficiency. In our quick tips guide, learn how digital work instructions with standardized process control is revolutionizing manufacturing training. Discover 4 practical steps to help accelerate learning curves, enhance operational efficiency, and ensure seamless transition to the factory floor.
Key Takeaways:
- Review the limitations of traditional paper-based training.
- The opportunity modern technologies are providing manufacturers to help train new employees and upskill existing employees.
- Learn four practical steps to help develop faster and better training programs using digital work instructions – ultimately setting operators up for success.
Voice of the Essential Worker: Manufacturing 2024
Technology, supply chains, economic uncertainty—these issues define manufacturing today. So, what do frontline factory workers really think about them?
In this report, 600 frontline workers respond to questions about upskilling, technology, and workplace morale. Findings include:
- 39% say their company is “very modern.”
- 45% say morale at their company is high.
- 70% say their company is prioritizing upskilling.
Access the report to get all the insights, including actionable takeaways for manufacturing leaders.
What Do CFOs Need To Succeed, Now And In The Future?
Economic uncertainty has significantly elevated the importance of the CFO, according to a recent survey from IDC. Today's CFOs are responsible for enforcing financial discipline, capitalizing on new technology like AI, and managing costs efficiently—all while seeking answers to the big questions:
- Which tech helps us better understand our numbers?
- How can we improve profitability?
- How will we drive growth?
Access this white paper to learn how CFOs became strategic leaders—and what they're doing to enable business success.
Gain a Competitive Advantage with Part-on-the-Fly
In modern manufacturing, the ability to satisfy one-off customer needs without disrupting daily processes is critical. With Epicor Kinetic, manufacturers can maintain ERP flexibility through a feature called “part-on-the-fly.”
Access this eBook to learn how part-on-the-fly can help you stay agile and increase efficiency in a fast-moving, dynamic manufacturing environment.
Six Boxes to Check for a Successful ERP Transformation
To optimize performance in a digital world, manufacturers need scalable ERP solutions that can meet day-to-day needs while controlling key processes—without added complexity or cost. The right ERP solutions can help you:
- Reduce risk and promote greater business continuity.
- Transform workforces to deliver a competitive advantage.
- Provide the scalability needed to help ensure growth.
Access this eBook now to learn how to build a strong foundation for the future growth.
Profitable Growth in Action
Growth is definitely on the agenda for manufacturers. This came through loud and clear in a survey recently undertaken on behalf of Epicor Software Corporation (Epicor) by MORAR*. Our report on the research, A Manufacturer’s Guide to Growing Profitably, identifies five key factors that growing manufacturers cited as essential to their success, and five risks that manufacturers believe could threaten growth for the unprepared business.
Planning For a Successful ERP Implementation
Companies justify moving to a standard enterprise resource planning (ERP) solution based on a number of compelling reasons. By supporting a single system rather than several smaller and disparate systems, they can enjoy economies of scale. Additionally, having a single application architecture with fewer user interfaces creates lower integration costs. Plus, with common task automation and easier access to more information, businesses gain efficiencies not available when employees use multiple systems.
Three Sure Ways to Get Your Factory Fit for the Future
Behind the scenes of the world’s leading industrial and manufacturing companies, a profound digital transformation is now underway.
As with any profound transformation, the opportunities for competitive advantage and growth are enormous, but so are the challenges . How do you determine what your next digital transformation steps should be? How do you position your manufacturing business to take the next step—and the one after that?
This eBook will help you answer these questions.
How to Choose Between Generic and Industry-Specific ERP Systems
To run a successful operation, every manufacturing organization needs a modern enterprise resource planning (ERP) system to boost efficiencies and drive down costs. However, with so many options available, it can be difficult to make the right choice. If you’re wondering whether a generic or industry-specific solution is the best fit for your business—or if you’re wondering how to even start the ERP selection process—you’re not alone.
Accurate, Real-Time Data From Epicor ERP Helps A.C. Brothers Improve Decision-Making
Founded in India in 1972, A.C. Brothers is a market leader in gifts and home accessories. Today, the company makes hard goods such as wooden and metal designer home furniture and accessories using the traditional skills of local artisans. The company’s goal is to supply top quality accessories and furniture with international designs—all while building strong ties with its customers.
Keeping Up With The Cloud
Business leaders who choose to deploy an enterprise resource planning (ERP) solution on premises in an increasingly cloud-trending world have several reasons for their decision. Many choose to keep their system on premises because they are inexperienced with and wary of cloud-based software. Others are concerned they have insufficient resources to move to a cloud solution because their existing system is full of customizations that will complicate migration processes. Some prefer on premises ERP because they feel it better supports regulatory requirements such as ITAR or FDA compliance. Regardless of why your business has chosen on premises over cloud-based ERP, your choice doesn’t have to limit your ability to compete with the companies whose capabilities are elevated by the cloud.
A Clean, Clear Path to New Market Growth With Epicor Cloud ERP
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