Manufacturing Industry
Enterprise integration, custom capabilities key to successful forms automation.(DOCUMENT PRODUCTION)
Manufacturing Business Technology, May, 2005
Linking key documents to the enterprise system does more than produce fancy-looking paperwork. As two recent implementations of Formscape's document technology underscore, there are distinct bottom-line benefits, too--such as improved efficiency; reduced costs, and increased quality.
"ERP systems are weak when it comes to inbound and outbound documentation. We aim to fill that gap," says Formscape CTO Darren Atkinson.
At thermoplastic resin wholesaler M. Holland Company, Northbrook, Ill., producing certificates of conformance occupied one full-time employee working on average 10 hours a day, explains CIO Tom Murray. The paper-based process involved identifying the certificate provided by the original manufacturer in respect to an incoming batch...
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