Assembly Manufacturing

Current challenges facing the discrete manufacturing industry

Procurement cannot be optimized...

In assembly manufacturing, production lead times are long, so it is important to develop the habit of buying parts when they are cheap.

There is no system that can handle multiple locations...

Since manufacturing bases are often far apart or produced overseas, a system suitable for multiple locations is required.

It is difficult to respond to design changes...

Bill of materials management (products, serial numbers) can become complicated, as can spare inventory for compatible parts and defective parts.

Three benefits of implementing ERP

Optimize Procurement

By managing data from each location in real time on the cloud, the actual inventory status can be linked to the data in the system, allowing you to check the inventory status one by one. This makes it difficult for the inventory status to diverge significantly, allowing you to manage your inventory appropriately.

Visualizing messy data

By managing and visualizing various data, you can utilize more accurate customer information. For example, even if you sell to a leasing company, you can formulate marketing measures to be implemented by properly managing the final rental destination.

Industry-specific systems

By introducing an industry-specific system, you can manage all the circumstances of your business, such as sales methods, distribution routes, and payment processing. By managing your business, you can understand which products to sell to which customers, and by what methods, and you can also expect to improve the efficiency of your operations.

The benefits of implementation in numbers

Reduce time to identify cause by 80%

Speedy investigation of causes of defects By implementing end-to-end traceability of ingredients used in production and finished products, (problem resolution) can be carried out quickly.

Design errors reduced by 50%

Compliance:
Compliance: Ensure compliant production by monitoring configuration tables that comply with REACH, RoHS, and FDA21. Reduce design defects.

Discrete Manufacturing

Achieving optimal ERP construction for the assembly manufacturing industry