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Enterprise & Mid-Market Manufacturing Systems Contents - August 2002 Summary
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- Market Overview & Analysis | Part 2 | Part 3
Manufacturers are sticking with their tried-and-trusted ERP systems as they prepare to invest in collaborative commerce technology, according to our
latest survey. Pat Sweet reports.
- Expert Opinion
Dan Roberts of Cambashi says that with a market lull, now is the time for manufacturers to ask awkward questions of their IT suppliers.
- View from the Top | Part 2
Ian Parsonage of Ilford Imaging describes how his company has introduced
a single global manufacturing IT system.
- Collaborative Commerce | Part 2
Deloitte Consulting’s Rob Cooper and Alastair James show how
manufacturers can use collaborative commerce systems to drive their
product development.
- Project Management | Part 2
Online project management tools could help manufacturers run their usually large and complex developments, according to Julian Skelly of Beach Technologies.
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- Security | Part 2 | Part 3
How can manufacturers maintain security as they share data among their
own workforce and with partners? Ghulam Muntazir and Ian Boulden of
Gedas advise.
- E-Commerce | Part 2
A new survey from Cap Gemini Ernst & Young finds manufacturers steering clear of e-commerce technology. Lynne Jones examines why.
- Competitive Edge | Part 2
Peter Hopkinson of Atos Origin highlights different areas where
manufacturers could exploit IT.
- Case Study
Manchester-based Great Lakes Chemical has benefited from better staff training around its core ERP system.
- Human Resources | Part 2
Manufacturing IT projects have three core elements – people, process and technology – and the ‘people’ element is too often underplayed, says Paul Rankine of Compass.
- Reader Symposium
An invitation to all Conspectus readers to attend a special free symposium
on ‘Facing the Future’.
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