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Every decision you make factors some kind of risk. When making the decision to implement a content management system (CMS), it’s important to be aware of all possible potential risks—and how to prepare for them. How high is your risk of data loss? What can you do to mitigate the risk of security breach? And which is riskier for your company, a hosted or an installed CMS? Learn more about these and other risks.

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Mobility Management for Next-generation Networks
This paper highlights potential approaches for bringing together mobility technologies, and examines how these approaches contribute to resolving operator concerns about deploying services and combating congestion.

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Case Study: ERP System Helps ATI Industrial Automation Achieve Revenue Growth of 70 Percent
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PacketSaver: More Efficient, More Reliable VoIP
Although use of VoIP is growing rapidly, several factors have inhibited more rapid adoption across all market segments. These factors include concerns about maintaining consistent voice quality over IP networks, especially during periods where other types of traffic on the IP network suddenly “spike.” Discover a more efficient approach to transporting VoIP.

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SMB Phone System Buyer s Guide
The SMB Phone Systems Buyers Guide makes it easy.

BUSINESS PROCESSES REDEFINED: a small or midsized business is getting increasingly complicated. With so many new features and capabilities and a multitude of vendors to choose from, how can you be sure to get the right system for your company’s needs? The SMB Phone Systems Buyers Guide makes it easy. In this complete guide to business phone systems, you’ll learn about cost considerations, key vendor information, basic and advanced features and options, tips and advice from buyers like yourself, and tools and worksheets every
10/14/2010 10:00:00 AM

Comparative Analysis: Are You Still Confused About APS, SCM, and ERP?
Read this comparative analysis on APS, SCM, and ERP to make your business processes more cost-effective. Constant changes are happening in the software market, either in software delivery methods, features and functions, or software integrations with other applications. Organizations are looking for solutions which can fix problems and make business processes more cost-effective. What are these solutions?

BUSINESS PROCESSES REDEFINED: optimize and stimulate the business processes from demand planning to production planning/scheduling to distribution planning to transportation planning. In other words, an APS application works as an umbrella covering the organization’s entire supply chain and manufacturing processes. The diagram below represents the stages within advance planning and scheduling software. The main objective of an APS system is to optimize and provide the best possible solution based on optimal cost benefit analysis
2/12/2010 11:50:00 AM

Strategies for Profitable Growth: Aerospace and Defense Manufacturing
Your Challenge: Get Decision Makers' Approval for Strategies for Profitable Growth Aerospace Defense Manufacturing. Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant and Time-Bound. The aerospace and defense (A&D) manufacturing industry is always changing. That’s why A&D manufacturers are constantly seeking better ways to manage complexity, cut costs, and boost productivity. In pursuit of these objectives, A&D manufacturers are looking beyond standard practices to new business strategies that promise solid business results. But which strategies and practices are right for your company?

BUSINESS PROCESSES REDEFINED: ROAD TO PROGRESS The business processes and information systems throughout your company were developed over decades, and many of them are undoubtedly considered very entrenched. Reengineering them to industry-leading practices won t happen overnight, and requires a strong commitment at the highest levels. This is especially true when it comes to integrating processes across departments and divisions. The good news is that companies that persevere can expect the following rewards: Better insight into the
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Business Intelligence versus Spreadsheets
Spreadsheets once provided a foundation for analysis and competitive advantage. But spreadsheets can lack integrity, traceability, consistency, and security, which erode business confidence in data and results. However, business intelligence (BI) tools can empower users with streamlined quality data, and strong analytics and reporting—enabling them to make smarter decisions. Learn how you can benefit.

BUSINESS PROCESSES REDEFINED: Business Intelligence versus Spreadsheets Business Intelligence versus Spreadsheets Source: Elegant MicroWeb Document Type: White Paper Description: Spreadsheets once provided a foundation for analysis and competitive advantage. But spreadsheets can lack integrity, traceability, consistency, and security, which erode business confidence in data and results. However, business intelligence (BI) tools can empower users with streamlined quality data, and strong analytics and reporting—enabling them to make
12/10/2008 7:18:00 AM

FactoryMaster

BUSINESS PROCESSES REDEFINED: FactoryMaster is a manufacturing software solution that can help organizations use the latest technology in the planning and day-to-day operation of commercial and production processes, covering all aspects of the business in one package.With knowlege in many divisions of manufacturing, FactoryMaster has built a complete modular system that addresses the issues facing manufacturing organizations in today's marketplace. As FactoryMaster adds new functionality requested by customers to the existing package, it has the advantage of offering one package to all customers, as well as an upgrade path for customers who choose to take maintenance and support.For the aerospace industry, FactoryMaster provides interfaces to most of the major aerospace players (including Exostar, Rolls Royce, and Airbus). These interfaces allow the solution to take direct feeds of sales order schedules and, within minutes, run a material resources planning (MRP) system to forecast and plan all materials and assembly requirements to fulfill these orders. This can provide an immediate response to new orders, and helps ensure that users can get an instant view of where issues concerning delivery timescales may occur. The solution also provides materials traceability, which helps give customers confidence that they can identify the source for any product they sell.For the automotive industry, FactoryMaster has built-in materials traceability so users can instantly see what went into each part and where it came from. This is essential for any organization that wishes to offer a quality service for its products. The system also has interfaces that allow data feeds into and out of the system, which eliminates re-keying and also speeds up the time needed to get information processed. Customers can then use these data feeds to do just-in-time production on daily orders. FactoryMaster has built-in control mechanisms that allow a quality plan to be implemented and tracked. An example of this is the drawing change control mechanism. All drawings are tracked by version numbers and so if a drawing changes, the user can instantly see the impact it may have on all aspects of the system, from quotes to work in progress. By allowing FactoryMaster users to track customer part numbers as well as their own internal part numbers, Factorymaster can instantly react to part number changes without impacting the work that is in progress. FactoryMaster also offers functionality for electronics manufacturers. The system allows large bills of material (BOMs), as well as sub-assemblies as part of this. This can allow flexibility in the way systems are constructed, with the use of third-party supplier parts being added into the bills of material. There are also functionalities that allow users to add extra information into the BOMs, such as circuit references. Traceability of the components is also an integral aspect, which gives an ideal trace for warranty claims and supplier rejects. With superior stock control using minimum or maximum stock levels, customers can have confidence that components will always be available. To back this up, the solution provides the MRP capability that can give users recommendations about what needs to be ordered and when it needs to be ordered, to fulfil any outstanding requirements.

ERP Software Selection Case Study: DCI Cheese Company Manages Rapid Business Growth with Enterprise 21 ERP
To facilitate business expansion, DCI Cheese Company engaged in an enterprise resource planning (ERP) evaluation process to select a system capable of supporting its multiple companies, divisions, and business units—and to provide a single data source for real-time business information and transaction processing. Download this case study to find out why DCI selected TGI's Enterprise 21 ERP.

BUSINESS PROCESSES REDEFINED: Cheese Company Manages Rapid Business Growth with Enterprise 21 ERP ERP Software Selection Case Study: DCI Cheese Company Manages Rapid Business Growth with Enterprise 21 ERP Source: Technology Group International Document Type: Case Study Description: To facilitate business expansion, DCI Cheese Company engaged in an enterprise resource planning (ERP) evaluation process to select a system capable of supporting its multiple companies, divisions, and business units—and to provide a single data source
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Model and Execute: A Faster and Simpler Way to Develop Fit-to-purpose, Process-centric Business Applications
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BUSINESS PROCESSES REDEFINED: to Develop Fit-to-purpose, Process-centric Business Applications Model and Execute: A Faster and Simpler Way to Develop Fit-to-purpose, Process-centric Business Applications Source: W4 S.A. Document Type: White Paper Description: The model and execute approach to app development means that IT efforts are focused on meeting business needs instead of infrastructure issues. IT can work directly with users on designing the data structure, customizing the interface, and defining process tasks, ultimately
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