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  2. DAIKO XTECH Tokyo//IT/Telecommunications
  3. 日本コンピュータ開発  Kanagawa//IT/Telecommunications
  4. 4 コスモサミット Ishikawa//software
  5. 5 ネクスタ Osaka//software

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  1. Explanation material "Inventory Management in Manufacturing: How to Avoid Failures" *Currently available for free.
  2. Introduction to the "ReMacs" series of production management systems for the manufacturing industry. コスモサミット
  3. Significant reduction in man-hours: Personnel allocation in manufacturing sites that operate even with a shortage of human resources. クラフト・ビュー 本社
  4. 4 Collection of materials on DX/IoT system products and improvement cases that solve factory problems. 株式会社ハイブリッチ/ビス
  5. 5 Four Utilization Types of QC Story: Understanding On-Site Quality Improvement Through Diagrams ネクスタ

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Cloud-based production management system "A's Style SaaS"

Achieve a departure from Excel and paper operations! This is a hybrid solution that supports order and forecast production.

"A's Style SaaS" is a SaaS solution optimized for the manufacturing industry that enables hybrid support for both make-to-order and forecast production. By utilizing tablets, it allows for easy input of performance and defect information on the shop floor. By centrally managing information related to sales, purchasing, production, inventory, and costs, it enables tracking of production progress and arrangement status across departments. Furthermore, a Gantt chart that color-codes progress by process makes it easy to identify delays and expected loads at a glance. It supports practical operations by allowing management of direct and indirect costs by production number, aiding in the visualization and standardization of business processes. 【Features】 ■ Transition from Excel and paper-based operations ■ Cloud-based solution allows for a small start ■ Low barrier to entry for first-time system implementation ■ SaaS solution optimized for the manufacturing industry *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

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Tabe Tech Co., Ltd. "Production Management System"

A system that helps improve productivity on the manufacturing floor!

We provide a "Production Management System" that realizes visibility in production sites and supports a wide range of manufacturing fields, from small-lot, diverse production to planned mass production. By utilizing barcode and handheld terminals, we aim to improve the efficiency of administrative processing, reflecting actual performance from equipment PLCs, and enabling an understanding of on-site conditions. Additionally, it is possible to graph the load planning and actual performance of equipment and personnel. 【Features】 ■ Recalculation after reflecting actual performance against production plans ■ Maintenance of inventory plans based on required product quantities ■ Graphing of equipment and personnel load planning and actual performance *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

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Introducing the benefits of implementation achieved through the visualization and automation improvements in food manufacturing factories!

Would you like to reduce 'staff shortages, waste loss, and human errors' and improve production efficiency? We offer a free document on the improvement effects of system implementation (21 pages in total).

Are you facing any of these issues? - Struggling to secure human resources... - Wanting to advance automation but not knowing where to start... - Looking to reduce waste... - Wanting to create a simple system that even newcomers can operate... - Wanting to comply with the mandatory implementation of "HACCP"... - Wanting to maintain the factory layout and equipment as much as possible... - Wanting to manage numerical data between stores and factories... - Just wanting to consult for now... and more. Our company focuses on weighing in the industrial machinery sector and analyzes packaging machines, conveyors for inbound and outbound transport, product checkers (weight and foreign object detectors (X-ray and metal detection)), as well as automatic boxing robots and packaging lines that are linked to these devices, all from the customer's perspective to build original systems that have never existed before. Therefore, it is possible to introduce systems without changing the conventional workflow. Since the software is developed in-house, we can flexibly respond to subsequent equipment additions or changes, providing a highly expandable system. ★ We will build a production management system that complies with the mandatory implementation of "HACCP." *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Free trial available: Cloud-based production scheduler 'Freely'

[Free trial available] Reform to eliminate whiteboards! Visualizing on-site work progress × Operation feel similar to magnets.

"Freely" is a cloud-based planning board recommended for manufacturers engaged in small-batch, diverse production. You can move work instruction cards with touch operations, allowing for efficient responses to frequent planning changes. Plans can be shared in real-time, even from remote locations. 【Features】 ■ Planning changes in just 1 second ■ Displays similar to cards posted on a whiteboard ■ Easy to operate with screen touch, making it beginner-friendly for those unfamiliar with computers ■ Simple touch operations allow for easy movement of work instruction cards and quick adjustments to schedules ■ The color change of cards visually communicates completion status and delays *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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BI dashboard feature

Decision-making support function! Transforming "management" and "on-site" through daily accumulated data.

The "BI Dashboard Function" is a data marketing feature that helps in the strategic design and decision-making of initiatives for the entire business. It displays the analysis results of information accumulated in the production management system on a dashboard, allowing for immediate identification of business challenges. Additionally, we also offer a "Database Analysis Solution" that enables analysis of "FUSE" data based on your company's required items. 【Features】 ■ Defect Analysis Function ■ Production Performance Analysis Function ■ Sales Analysis Function *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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[Freely Case Study] Bending Processing Industry

Understand the workload situation for each operator! It enables re-planning that takes into account work progress and workload conditions.

We would like to introduce a case study of the cloud-based planning board "Freely," recommended for manufacturers engaged in small-lot production of various products, implemented in a bending processing company. The company was using paper-based production planning sheets, which led to wasted transcription work and missed sharing of change information. After implementation, the transcription work was eliminated due to the file import/export function, and change information could be intuitively grasped in real-time as updated data, allowing for thorough communication to the shop floor. 【Case Overview (Partial)】 ■ Challenges - The paper-based production planning sheets resulted in wasted transcription work and missed sharing of change information. - It was not possible to maintain plans considering real-time shop floor conditions, leading to uneven workload distribution. ■ Results - The transcription work was eliminated due to the file import/export function. - It became possible to replan considering work progress and workload conditions. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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[Freely Case Study] Steel Industry

Elimination of human errors due to transcription work! A case where correct information has been communicated to various places.

We would like to introduce a case study of the implementation of "Freely," which allows for real-time sharing of plans even from remote locations, in the steel industry. Previously, shipment planning was carried out using a whiteboard, leading to waste and omissions in the transcription process. After implementation, the file import/export function reduced the transcription time from 45 minutes to 0 minutes, eliminated human errors caused by transcription, and ensured that accurate information was communicated to all parties. [Case Overview (Partial)] ■Challenges - Waste and omissions occurred in the transcription process. - Changes made during meetings were added or modified on the whiteboard, causing interruptions each time. ■Results - Human errors due to transcription were eliminated, and accurate information was communicated to all parties. - Smooth meeting progress became possible with easy drag-and-drop operations. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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[FUSE Implementation Case] Metal Bending Processing Industry

Link to the work instruction! Introducing examples of managing and registering technical know-how such as work videos.

We would like to introduce a case study of implementing "FUSE," a system that allows you to select functions and build a system tailored to your company's operations, in the metal bending processing industry. There were challenges such as the technical know-how of skilled workers becoming tacit knowledge, making it difficult to pass on skills effectively. After implementation, it became possible to register and manage technical know-how, such as work videos, linked to work instructions, allowing anyone to easily reference the necessary information. 【Case Overview】 ■Challenges - The technical know-how of skilled workers has become tacit knowledge, making skill transfer difficult. - Sharing and utilizing technical know-how has not been successful. ■Results - Technical know-how, such as work videos, can be registered and managed, making it easy to reference necessary information. - By searching based on material and shape, technical know-how can be utilized. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Four Benefits and Key Points of Going Paperless with Drawings in the Manufacturing Industry

Say goodbye to piles of drawings! We will also introduce the implementation method and its precautions.

Are those in the manufacturing industry struggling with managing drawings and documents at the workplace? If you are storing them printed on shelves, it may take a lot of time to find the drawings you need. In recent years, managing drawings and documents digitally instead of on paper, known as "paperless," has become mainstream. Why is paperless management necessary in the manufacturing industry? In this article, we will introduce the advantages and disadvantages of managing drawings in a paperless manner. *For more detailed information, please refer to the related links. For further details, please check the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.*

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Labor productivity is 1.7 times higher! Current status and challenges of system implementation in small and medium-sized manufacturing industries.

For understanding your company's situation and reviewing system implementation! We will also introduce IT implementation case studies from small and medium-sized manufacturing businesses.

In recent years, the review of working hours due to work style reforms and the decrease in the labor population caused by low birth rates and an aging society have made improving corporate productivity a significant challenge for companies. In the manufacturing industry, there is an increasing number of companies aiming to enhance productivity by introducing IT and systems on-site. This article will explain the current state of system implementation in small and medium-sized manufacturing businesses and the challenges they face. We hope you gain insights into the implementation status and challenges faced by other companies, which can be useful for understanding your own situation and reconsidering system implementation. *For detailed content of the article, please refer to the related links. For more information, please check the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.*

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What are the methods to reduce the defect rate in manufacturing?

Common challenges in the manufacturing industry! An explanation of the six causes of defective products and their countermeasures.

"Reducing the defect rate from the current situation" is a common challenge for those in the manufacturing industry, but many may be struggling with the fact that the defect rate is not decreasing as expected. This article introduces the causes of defects and methods to reduce the defect rate. *For detailed content of the article, please refer to the related link. For more information, please check the PDF document or feel free to contact us.*

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Three Ways Small and Medium-sized Manufacturing Businesses Can Create Their Own Production Management Systems

How to create your own production management system! Introducing the advantages and disadvantages.

A production management system is a system that makes production management tasks easy to understand and efficient. By visualizing the business content, it allows for instant grasp of inventory, processes, and more. However, when trying to implement it, there is the issue of cost. It is said that outsourcing can require hundreds of thousands to millions of yen for implementation, leading some companies to abandon the idea. Despite this, it is actually possible to create a production management system on your own. *For more detailed information, please refer to the related links. Feel free to contact us for more details.*

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What is a digital workspace? Giving manufacturing instructions from home.

A work style that the manufacturing industry should also pay attention to! Introducing important reasons and benefits of implementation.

In recent years, the development of network technology has brought attention to working styles enabled by digital workspaces. Unlike traditional office-based work, this flexible approach to choosing where to work benefits not only employees but also companies. With the push from the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, various industries are now focusing on this new way of working. What exactly is a digital workspace? We will introduce its important reasons and the benefits of its implementation. *For more detailed information, please refer to the related links. Feel free to contact us for more details.*

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What is a scheduler in production management? ICT that helps improve efficiency in manufacturing sites.

Introducing the tool "Scheduler," which helps improve efficiency in manufacturing sites from a production management perspective!

In recent years, due to the rapid changes in society caused by the spread of the novel coronavirus, an increasing number of companies are implementing significant reviews of their manufacturing sites. As companies reassess their operations, the importance of streamlining production lines has become more pronounced. However, even now, many companies still adopt inefficient methods, such as running around the site to give instructions during emergencies or transcribing work details onto both spreadsheet software and whiteboards. Therefore, this time, we will introduce a tool that can help improve efficiency in manufacturing sites: the "Scheduler," from the perspective of production management. *For more detailed information, please refer to the related links. Feel free to contact us for further inquiries.*

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What is an ecosystem? Businesses needed for development in a digital society.

The manufacturing industry is a necessary business framework for development in the digital society!

In recent years, as we advance into an information society, various IT technologies, including computers and smartphones, have been introduced. The impact of IT technology is bringing innovative changes to various industries and companies, transforming us into a digital society. Despite being a mechanical digital society, there are actually aspects that connect it to the natural world. It is often referred to as an "ecosystem" because it closely resembles the mechanisms of an ecosystem, and it can be said to be an indispensable structure in business. What exactly is the structure of an ecosystem? We will introduce the benefits of building an ecosystem. *For more detailed information, please refer to the related links. Feel free to contact us for more details.*

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What are connected industries?

A strategy known as the Japanese version of Industry 4.0! An introduction to the main areas of focus.

In recent years, with electronic technology becoming commonplace, such as smartphones and computers, Germany announced policies regarding "Industry 4.0." Industry 4.0 refers to the "Fourth Industrial Revolution," and various digital policy initiatives are being undertaken for the future. On the other hand, in Japan, Connected Industries was announced in 2017. It is also referred to as "Japan's version of Industry 4.0," and it is expected to be aligned with Industry 4.0. What kind of policy content does Connected Industries entail? This will also introduce the main areas of focus. *For more detailed information, please refer to the related links. Feel free to contact us for further inquiries.*

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What is 5S in manufacturing? The purpose of the activities and their effects in the manufacturing industry.

What kind of activities are 5S activities? Introducing their purpose and effects.

The 5S activities often heard in the manufacturing industry. By improving the workplace environment, work efficiency and productivity are enhanced, which has led many companies to pay attention to and adopt these practices. Of course, the concept of 5S is not limited to the manufacturing industry. It is also implemented in the medical field, logistics, service industry, retail, and more, making it necessary to understand for future business operations. What exactly are 5S activities? This article will introduce the purpose of the activities and their effects. *For more detailed information, please refer to the related links. Feel free to contact us for more details.*

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What are the "seven types of equipment loss"?

Introducing four methods to reduce waste and losses that hinder productivity and equipment efficiency, thereby increasing production efficiency!

Production loss refers to the losses that occur during manufacturing. It is not only the waste of products, but also the waste of materials, time, human resources, electricity, and other resources used in production, which is considered one of the things to be avoided in manufacturing. In what situations does production loss occur? We will introduce the seven types of equipment losses and methods to reduce losses. *For detailed content of the article, please refer to the related links. For more information, feel free to contact us.*

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What is the evaluation index "Overall Equipment Efficiency" in ISO 22400?

What kind of indicator is Overall Equipment Efficiency, and how to calculate it will be introduced!

The equipment utilization rate indicates the production status. It is a value that shows whether the current manufacturing environment is efficient and is an important metric in the manufacturing industry. Overall Equipment Effectiveness (OEE) is one of the indicators used to understand this equipment utilization rate. It is also an evaluation criterion of the international standard index "ISO22400," and its usefulness is expected in the future. What kind of indicator is Overall Equipment Effectiveness? We will introduce how to calculate this indicator along with it. *For more detailed information, please refer to the related links. Feel free to contact us for more details.

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Two characteristics of inventory management in the manufacturing industry and three key points for implementation.

Introducing what is necessary for implementing management and inventory management using IT technology!

The manufacturing industry handles more inventory than other sectors. The finished products that become goods, as well as the raw materials necessary for production and the work-in-progress needed for assembly, are all indispensable items in manufacturing. However, because there is so much inventory, it is very important to implement inventory management effectively. If management is careless, it will be difficult to know the accurate quantities and conditions, leading to problems in production and business operations. In inventory management within the manufacturing industry, what issues arise? This article will introduce what is necessary for effective management and how IT technology can assist in inventory management. *For more detailed information, please refer to the related links. Feel free to contact us for further inquiries.*

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What is the "domestic return" of Japan's manufacturing industry that is attracting attention?

Reasons for the advancement of domestic return and two major challenges! An introduction to the measures being taken.

Do you know the term "domestic return"? In recent years, as the novel coronavirus has spread, various companies have been implementing domestic return. The previous production conditions have led to corporate deficits, so new production situations are needed. What kind of measures does domestic return entail? This article will introduce the reasons for the increasing trend of domestic return and the challenges that arise from it. *For detailed content of the article, please refer to the related links. For more information, feel free to contact us.*

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What is labor productivity in the manufacturing site? Two key points to improve productivity.

Introducing the purposes and key points for improving productivity!

In the manufacturing industry, "productivity" is a very important factor. Since productivity directly correlates to a company's profits, improving productivity can be considered an eternal challenge for any company. To enhance productivity, it is essential to first evaluate it. For this evaluation, it is advisable to refer to labor productivity as a benchmark. What exactly is labor productivity? This article will also introduce the objectives of improving productivity and the key points for enhancement. *For detailed content of the article, please refer to the related links. For more information, feel free to contact us.*

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What is the importance of production planning in the manufacturing industry?

Introducing three key points for optimizing production planning and effective tools!

To manufacture products, a production plan is necessary. This is not limited to manufacturing, but without a plan, things become chaotic, and efficient work cannot be achieved. In production, the presence or absence of a production plan is very important. That said, precisely because it is important, creating a plan becomes challenging. A failed plan can impact work hours and costs, becoming a burden for the company. When creating a production plan, what should you be aware of? I will introduce effective tools that make production planning easier. *For more detailed information, please refer to the related links. Feel free to contact us for more details.*

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Nine derived frameworks of QCD that diversify depending on industry and position.

It is necessary to know in order to make renovations towards a digital society! Here is an introduction to what kind of thinking it involves.

Have you ever heard the term "QCD"? It is an element that responds to customer demands and can be said to be necessary for improving corporate profits and growth. In recent years, many companies have been adopting new equipment and systems in the direction of a digital society. There are also quite a few companies that are working based on QCD. What kind of concept is QCD? We will also introduce the diversified meanings of QCD. *For more detailed content of the article, you can view it through the related links. Please feel free to contact us for more information.

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What is a smart factory? Reasons and benefits necessary for the manufacturing industry.

If you are engaged in the manufacturing industry, it is essential to know! Here is an introduction to what it entails.

Have you heard of "smart factories"? It is an initiative aimed at the Fourth Industrial Revolution, and it is believed that in the future, most companies will transition to smart factories. Policies regarding smart factories are being implemented not only domestically but also in various countries around the world, and it is essential to be aware of this if you are engaged in the manufacturing industry. What exactly is a smart factory? I will introduce the reasons why it is needed and the benefits of its realization. *You can view the detailed content of the article through the related links. For more information, please feel free to contact us.*

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What is ECRS? The Four Principles of Improvement That Serve as a Shortcut to Business Improvement and Practical Examples.

Guidelines for Improving Work Processes! Introduction to Four Principles and Practical Examples

What is necessary in the manufacturing site is to improve "work efficiency" and "productivity." Additionally, cost reduction, workforce reduction, and mistake reduction are also important factors, and these issues can be considered eternal challenges in the manufacturing industry. However, once something is completed, changing it is not an easy task. If there have been no problems so far, one might think that there are "no issues" and that it is "optimized." In such cases, it is good to consider using "ECRS" as a reference. ECRS is a guideline for improving work processes and is helpful in addressing unnecessary parts of the workflow. What does ECRS entail? I will introduce its four principles and practical examples. *For detailed content of the article, please refer to the related links. For more information, feel free to contact us.*

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Freely Main Functions <File Import & Export Functions>

You can use your CSV file as it is for item mapping!

We would like to introduce the main feature of our production scheduler 'Freely', which is the "File Import & Export Function." The output files can be utilized for import into external systems or for Excel analysis. In addition to exporting planning and actual performance information to CSV files, you can also create work instruction cards in bulk by importing CSV files. Please feel free to contact us when you need assistance. 【Features】 ■ Bulk creation of work instruction cards through CSV file import ■ Direct use of your CSV files with item mapping for import ■ Exporting planning and actual performance information to CSV files ■ Output files can be utilized for import into external systems or for Excel analysis *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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37 Checkpoints to Avoid Failing in Choosing a Production Management System

Free checklist summarizing key points for selecting the optimal production management system for your company!

In 2024, factories that have achieved digital transformation (DX) are seeing an increase in performance. Implementing a production management system is key to promoting DX in the manufacturing industry. However, even when a production management system is implemented, we often hear about failure cases such as: - Only a few functions are being utilized, resulting in no cost-effectiveness. - Aligning business processes with the system has increased unnecessary man-hours. - On-site employees are unable to effectively use the system. Since production management systems are often expensive, failing to achieve the intended benefits can lead to losses, and some companies may hesitate to proceed with implementation. Therefore, we have prepared "37 Checkpoints to Avoid Failing in Choosing a Production Management System" for companies considering the implementation of such systems. Please make use of this guide during your implementation process. If you have any questions or concerns, feel free to contact us for assistance.

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Presentation of Basic Knowledge Materials: What is DX in Manufacturing that 'the Field Can Agree With'?

The reason DX is "not becoming established" is that the field feels that "the workload has increased." This document specifically introduces the first step for the field to implement DX effectively!

DX will not progress unless the field is convinced. No matter how advanced the system is, there may be cases where consensus from the field cannot be obtained due to reasons such as: - It has nothing to do with our field - It increases our workload - The disadvantages outweigh the advantages This document specifically introduces the first step of introducing DX that the field can take on its own. Please use this document as a reference to acquire the know-how for promoting DX that will convince the field! The key is to execute "steadily from achievable steps" rather than immediately modifying all systems. [Recommended for those who] - Feel limited by management relying on paper and Excel - Are struggling to implement DX because it is not accepted in the field - Are anxious about whether DX can be successfully implemented when considering its introduction [Contents (excerpt)] ■ Reasons why DX does not take root in the field ■ Three conditions for DX that the field can agree on ■ Common failures and points to avoid *For more details, please feel free to download the PDF from "Download Catalog."

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Production management system implementation guide to meet the introduction in the next fiscal year.

If you want to introduce a production management system next year, it's better to start thinking about it now! I can help you with that.

This document is a guide for the implementation of a production management system to meet the timeline for next year's introduction. We can help build a system that matches your business needs. We can assist you in organizing your goals and challenges together. This is recommended for managers (section heads) in the manufacturing department of the metal processing industry who are currently managing processes and providing on-site instructions using paper or Excel, leading to a reliance on individuals. They want to implement a system but are looking for information to alleviate their concerns about whether it will be accepted on-site. [Contents (excerpt)] ■ Introduction: Why is preparation necessary now? ■ Flow of production management system implementation ■ Why does it take time? ■ Why go to such lengths? (FUSE's design philosophy) ■ Common failure cases and their avoidance strategies *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

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