Solarsoft shares the key to manufacturing execution and intelligence at Fakuma
12/10/2012 Solarsoft Business Systems
Solarsoft Business Systems, a leading provider of enterprise software and IT services to manufacturers worldwide, is to showcase its world-class manufacturing execution and intelligence software with visitors attending this year's FAKUMA international trade fair, taking place on 16-20 October 2012 in Friedrichshafen, Germany.The event will showcase Solarsoft's Mattec software - a real-time manufacturing control system for production and process manufacturing operations that has been designed to maximise performance and efficiency. The plastics and rubber converting industries can particularly benefit from utilising this software.
Mattec is a proactive solution for manufacturers to help meet customer demands. Higher quality, shorter delivery times, lower prices, and the ability to manage electronic transmissions are just a few requirements that are now expected to retain an existing customer base and to expand. Key features of Mattec include energy monitoring technology to drive energy savings, immediate identification of problems and potential solutions - such as discovering hidden capacity within existing operations, more accurate and timely data with complete documentation of the manufacturing process and less shop-floor paper work. Businesses can utilise the manufacturing execution and process monitoring abilities of Mattec to work towards a goal of 'zero defect' manufacturing with real-time process and condition monitoring, and in turn achieve higher resultant profits.
Visitors are invited to the Solarsoft stand (#B5-5102) for further details and advice from Solarsoft technical experts. Solarsoft offers a range of business software designed to strengthen internal and external connections and increase productivity. For further information on the software solutions available from Solarsoft, call +44 (0)8447 700 900 or visit www.solarsoft.com
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