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Toyota Racing Partners with OpenPath Systems; Racing Division Chooses OpenPath to Expand Enterprise and Manufacturing Resource Planning
Business Wire, June 12, 2007
NEWPORT BEACH, Calif. -- OpenPath Systems, developers of the OpenSuite application platform, announced today a contract with Toyota Racing Development (TRD) to provide and implement a full suite of advanced ERP and MRP software. The implementation of the software is already in progress and in use by TRD associates nationwide.
"We needed a sophisticated web-based platform that would integrate with our existing ERP and MRP systems and the OpenSuite platform delivered exactly what we were looking for. Our savings in both cost and manpower have been impressive," said Greg Ozmai, Sr. Operations Manager at TRD.
The TRD implementation of OpenSuite includes advanced financial forecasting, supplier performance reporting, scheduling, parts management, and data visibility through OpenSuite's intuitive browser-based interface.
The OpenSuite platform integrates with existing legacy systems to provide manufacturers with advanced planning and visualization capabilities, a user-friendly, browser-based environment and increased awareness of their manufacturing processes through concise dashboards and drill-down reports.
"We are extremely pleased to have a world leader like TRD using our OpenSuite ERP and MRP solution in such a demanding and fast-paced manufacturing environment," said Dan Bowers, principal and co-founder of OpenPath Systems. "We firmly believe OpenSuite is well-suited for companies with complex and dynamic manufacturing processes."
About OpenPath Systems
OpenPath Systems Inc. is a privately held, California based corporation in the browser-based software industry. OpenPath Systems provides mission-critical, applications to diverse organizations across numerous industries. The company's OpenSuite platform allows their clients to integrate other disparate applications, giving them the ability to rapidly deploy software and manage more of their business from one central platform. OpenPath Systems is involved in numerous industries throughout the United States and abroad. For more information visit www.OpenPathSystems.com.
About Toyota Racing Development USA
Toyota racing Development USA is a subsidiary of Toyota Motor Sales (TMS), U.S.A., Inc., which designs and builds Toyota racing engines. For more information about TRD USA visit http://www.trdusa.com/.>
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