Monitoring software puts your finger on your shop’s pulse. Knowing when a machine is running or not is a good start. Knowing why is much better. And knowing it now, in real time, lets you fix it now, rather than later.
A new system designed specifically for stamping operations offers sophisticated monitoring technology to otherwise outdated machines
Now we’re starting to see the promise of cloud computing for fabricators: the goal of this software company is to take the burdens of coordinating ERP out of the hands of the users.
By making your data actionable, dashboard software can help you increase your bottom line.
Transformational measurement and inspection for the fabrication shop floor and beyond
Dashboards, of which this is a close-cropped view, are the entry point of navigation for modern ERP solutions, cloud or otherwise. This modular, easily customized example gives you quick access to all functions.
Big data presents big opportunities along with big challenges
Drag-and-drop part models to nesting, laser, punch press, and press brake modules, and even to a sheet-metal ERP system, with this software built on a 3D CAD kernel. This is the press-brake section.
Discovering how small fabrication shops can see improvements in their operations with real-time data
Evaluating Enterprise Resource Planning software for your shop or plant starts either with testimonials from users, or with a front-to-back tutorial about how it works and what it can do for you. We recommend starting with testimonials. They’re like sneaking a peek at the end of a novel before deciding if it’s worth reading. But in this case, it’s not cheating; it’s looking ahead to see where it all leads you. Here’s one example.
