T&J 家具：使用 Sage 500 ERP 打造实木声明
公司规模
SME
地区
- America
国家
- Canada
产品
- Sage 500 ERP
技术栈
- Windows-based ERP system
- Radio frequency bar-coding system
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
- 销售与市场营销
用例
- 自动化制造系统
- 库存管理
服务
- 系统集成
关于客户
T&J Furniture Manufacturing Ltd. 是一家家族式家具制造公司，总部位于加拿大安大略省。该公司已运营 20 多年，并已发展成为一家强大的国际竞争对手。T&J Furniture 的 Visions Elite 实木家具系列包括卧室系列、娱乐单元、正式餐厅、主卧套房和衣橱，采用橡木、松木、白蜡木、樱桃木、枫木和赤杨木等北美优质木材制成。该公司在安大略省南部的工厂采用高科技制造工艺，并通过北美和世界其他地区的独立和连锁零售店分销其产品。T&J Furniture 的款式在《加拿大木工杂志》上广受好评，该公司于 2003 年荣获加拿大家居装饰奖。
挑战
T&J Furniture Manufacturing Ltd. 是一家家族式家具制造公司，总部位于加拿大安大略省，其原有的基于 UNIX 的会计软件面临挑战。公司的发展已超出了该系统的承受范围，导致数据完整性问题和信息访问困难。用于制造和分销的独立系统不是基于 Windows® 的，因此数据集成很困难。现场代表无法轻松访问订单信息，因此很难回答客户问题。该公司决定是时候更新其业务系统以适应其高科技制造流程了。
解决方案
T&J Furniture 选择实施 Sage 500 ERP，这是一个基于 Windows 的系统，集速度、数据完整性和公司各部门之间的无缝连接于一体。该系统管理从订单输入到应付账款的所有事务，并将外币转换为加元，以快速集中数据。它还与仓库中现有的射频条形码系统和传统运输系统无缝集成。Sage 500 ERP 的另一个重要优势是能够生成合并财务报告，将 T&J 的所有财务数据汇总在一起进行战略管理。该系统简化了 T&J 的应收账款和应付账款，每周节省了大约一天的工作时间。
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