中型制造商生产率提高 400%，并将系统与 Acumatica 4.0 集成
公司规模
SME
地区
- America
- Asia
国家
- China
- United States
产品
- Acumatica 4.0
- Acumatica’s Distribution and Financial Management suites
技术栈
- Acumatica’s improved API
- Box
实施规模
- Enterprise-wide Deployment
影响指标
- Productivity Improvements
- Cost Savings
技术
- 功能应用 - 企业资源规划系统 (ERP)
适用功能
- 离散制造
- 物流运输
用例
- 自动化制造系统
- 库存管理
服务
- 软件设计与工程服务
关于客户
AME Corporation 是一家通过 ISO 9001: 2008 认证的供应商，专门提供定制橡胶和塑料部件以及密封解决方案。该公司在美国新泽西州和中国上海设有业务。该公司在全球开展业务，员工人数为 20 人，分布在这些地区。AME Corporation 是一家中型公司，从事制造、分销和服务业。该公司正在寻找一种用户友好的 ERP 解决方案，使其能够在安全的环境中将所有业务信息和流程在线化。
挑战
AME Corporation 是一家中型公司，专门从事定制橡胶和塑料部件以及密封解决方案。该公司在美国新泽西州和中国上海开展业务。与许多具有全球影响力的公司一样，该公司希望将所有业务流程迁移到云端，以便其全球 20 名员工中的任何一位都可以轻松访问信息并进行协作。AME 已于 2011 年实施了 Acumatica 的分销和财务管理套件 2.2 版。但是，该公司将大量业务文档存储在在线内容共享平台 Box 上。AME 员工必须分别访问 Box 和 Acumatica，效率不高。
解决方案
AME Corporation 在 Acumatica 4.0 中找到了理想的 ERP 解决方案。该公司于 2011 年实施了 Acumatica 的分销和财务管理套件 2.2 版。借助 Acumatica，AME 能够发展业务，并向其系统添加常规、不频繁和外部用户，从而在不影响现金流的情况下实现生产力提升。该公司还利用了 Acumatica 4.0 分销管理套件中内置的全新库存补货建议功能。此智能预测工具可根据历史销售数据分析自动提出库存建议。借助此新功能，AME 可以避免库存过剩和库存不足，改善现金流并自动化补货和采购流程以提高效率。
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