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When Every Project Is A Rush Project
KSM Stainless Steel Fabricators Ltd, a company based near Vancouver, Canada, often works with the entertainment industry, which imposes aggressive timelines on their projects. Every job is a rush, with sometimes just days to plan, develop, and create a custom piece. Before implementing the E2 system in 2004, the company relied on handwritten notes, spreadsheets, and multiple systems that didn't work well together. Answering project status questions was time-consuming, requiring staff to go out on the floor, find the order, and talk to multiple employees.
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QT Magnetic Solutions Improves Operations with E2 Shop System
QT Magnetic Solutions, a manufacturer of high-end magnets and permanent magnets, was facing challenges with their existing ERP software, JobBoss. The software was not user-friendly and lacked sufficient options on the accounting side, causing issues when trying to enter orders. The company needed a more flexible and comprehensive solution that would streamline their operations and improve access to different areas of the business.
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Prototype Casting Improves Efficiency with E2 Shop System
Prototype Casting was struggling with their previous ERP system, JobBoss, which wasn't providing a comprehensive view of their operations. They were unable to efficiently track time spent on jobs or their employees' time. Additionally, they couldn't see the profit from the jobs they did every day. Without visibility into job costs and profits, it was hard for Prototype Casting to measure their performance. They needed a solution that could provide a full picture of their shop, track time efficiently, and provide clear visibility into job costs and profits.
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Art Brass Aerospace Inc. Case Study
Art Brass Aerospace Inc., a third-party vendor for Boeing, was facing a significant challenge due to its rapid growth. The company had expanded from a 10-man shop to a 100-person operation, with 40 new hires in the past year. However, their planning capacity had not kept pace with their growth, leading to operational inefficiencies. The company was using outdated software that was slow, unreliable, and had a poor user interface. The software was so slow that they couldn't even plan jobs effectively. They also lacked the ability to scan jobs or track where jobs were on the shop floor, leading to wasted time and effort.
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Rediscovering E2 After 15 Years
DeKing Screw Products, a family-owned business in Chatsworth, CA, was facing a period of transition and growth. After the company's founder experienced health issues and the business took a hit from the recession, the company decided to invest in CNC Swiss lathes. This investment allowed the company to produce small, complex parts for the aerospace industry, leading to significant growth. However, with this growth came the need for a more robust and comprehensive ERP system. The company needed a solution that could handle the increased complexity and volume of their operations, while also providing the flexibility and accessibility required by their team.
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E2 SHOP Offers a Seamless, Easy Upgrade
Avion Technologies, Inc., a job shop that primarily makes complex gears for several industries, was using E2 Pro and decided in 2019 that it was time to upgrade to E2 SHOP on the cloud. The company was concerned about the security of their old server and knew that moving to the cloud would eliminate the need to keep a server up-to-date and ensure that security was taken care of. The transition to the new software was crucial to keep their shop running smoothly.
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