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Trakware's material management functionality praise Adams Bros. Cabinetry

The ability to measure the available materials in a problem is quite often different than the UOM on the requisition form for a complex or engineer-to-Order (ETO) build instruction. The possibility for one-of-a-kind Production mining equipment manufacturer of suitable materials, even in a different UOM than originally specified has an impact bottom-line profitability.

Similarly, the possibility certain revenue to choose the allocation or issue to projects is particularly important when there may be several documents from the same material, the manufacturer, select the "Select Inventory for Selected Item (s) you select from a list of receipts.

Jonathan Adams, Systems Administrator for Adams Bros. Cabinetry, Inc., recently Trakware (www.trakware.com) offered – ETO – engineer-to-order, MES – Manufacturing Execution System – Software Solutions high praise about the functionality in the new version of the product. According to Adams, "You guys (Trakware) do a great job and I look forward to continuing to grow along with you, Keep up the good work! I want to commend the material management functions in V6. Our transition to Material Management in Trakware has been very smooth … the functionality and ease of use that is built into the software great. Anyone in Contact with the software are so far very satisfied. "

Yacht-builders, for example, appreciated the ability to inventory allocated to another project, to get the benchmark results, to receive incremental loan settlement. In a few MES (Manufacturing Execution Systems) solutions is enabling software technology the users do what they already do in the workshop, namely borrowing available inventory of projects that have not yet begun to help, complete projects in Orders have been delayed. This critical documentation allows an audit trail for the transaction, something never happened, if someone grabs the plant some ground.

According to Randy Richel, P. Eng. includes CEO and General Manager of the Canadian-based Trakware "Our latest version, the possibility serialize Inventory allows users to break a large lot of inventory into smaller lots (each with its own serial number) and this can be done if someone break out a small amount of inventory from a larger Input, or if someone wants a large order is received. It is also possible to serialize manufactured parts when in the stock on the completion of a work Order to be entered. With the serialized inventory in combination with the "Select Inventory for Selected Item (s)" function allows a user to the FIFO or LIFO cycle and select specific receipts from a serialized lot of work to break contracts. "

Ultimately, rapid response to changes the impact of contract design, costing, planning and execution show up as "bottom-line profitability of ETO manufacturers, which often operate on thin margins; a small error can have a highly profitable product ETO clearly articulate the need for effective technology solutions is more critical than in the serial environment.

Trakware Systems is the world's leading provider of Manufacturing Execution Systems (MES) solutions for engineer-to-Order (ETO) and project-based manufacturers maximizing Profitability and productivity. Trakware specializes in lean business-critical functions such as estimating, advanced scheduling, job costing, production management and labor and material-BDE. TRAKware software is fully integrated into existing ERP systems, and the main provider of software for financial services, engineering design, Optimization, payroll and wireless interaction for mobile workers. Trakware recognizes ETO manufacturing as a process and includes a wide range of industries including architectural Woodworking, cabinets, shop fittings, doors and windows, furniture, Oil and Gas Fabrication, Solid Surface, Metal, yacht building, and Custom Electronics.

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TRAKware Systems Inc.
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Randy Richel, CEO
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