Sage ERP X3 为 Avmor Ltd. 提供清洁解决方案。
公司规模
Mid-size Company
地区
- America
国家
- Canada
产品
- Sage ERP X3
技术栈
- Microsoft Windows
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
用例
- 库存管理
- 自动化制造系统
服务
- 系统集成
关于客户
Avmor Ltd. 是一家家族企业，60 多年来一直致力于生产和分销优质清洁产品。该公司的生产设施位于一座占地 155,000 平方英尺、通过 ISO 9001-2008 和 ISO 14001:2004 认证的工厂内。该工厂包括液体和粉末混合设施、用于形成丙烯酸聚合物乳液的反应器、完整的包装设施和现场印刷能力。虽然该公司的大部分业务都在加拿大境内开展，但其在美国、欧洲、亚洲和中东的业务正在不断增长。
挑战
Avmor Ltd. 是一家家族企业，生产和分销优质清洁产品，该公司所依赖的旧软件系统已超过其使用寿命。该系统并非基于 Microsoft Windows，而且经过大量定制，因此维护成本高昂。它还缺乏物料需求计划 (MRP) 功能，报告始终很困难。Avmor 全面寻找一种新的完全集成的先进制造和分销企业软件解决方案。
解决方案
在全面审查了 15 个其他选项后，Avmor 选择了 Sage ERP X3 作为首选解决方案。Sage 推荐的当地 Sage 授权合作伙伴与 Avmor 的内部团队合作实施了 Sage ERP X3。该软件提供跨部门信息访问，改善协作并促进更好的决策。它还通过强大的 MRP 功能简化了库存管理。Sage ERP X3 的基于 Web 的架构非常适合 Avmor 的销售人员使用，他们现在可以从任何可以访问互联网的地方访问该软件。
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