ERP/MES/QMS Digital Ecosystem Streamlines Manufacturing
IMTS 2024: ProShop ERP highlights its ProShop ERP system designed to identify waste and ineffective procedures during manufacturing operations, whether for machinists or moldmakers.
ProShop ERP exhibits the ProShop ERP digital ecosystem, a combination ERP/MES/QMS solution. Designed to integrate seamlessly with each other and other manufacturing software, this paperless digital operating platform (DOP) can link every job shop department from those estimating projects to shipping. Engineered for small- to medium-sized manufacturing companies, ProShop can replace up to five software programs, which is said to simplify project management from start to finish.
While ProShop ERP’s digital ERP ecosystem was developed for machinists, it can still be used in virtually any manufacturing environment, including shops that are a part of the moldmaking industry — from the people making the molds to the people using the molds.
In addition to this system, company is featuring its Customer Ambassador program, where customers demo the ProShop software for interested booth visitors. Additionally, president and co-founder Paul Van Metre is sharing his insights as a panelist on the “Empowering Talent: New Approaches to Job Roles in Manufacturing” panel during the Manufacturing Ally Rally in the IMTS Student Summit on Wednesday, Sept. 11, 2024, 11:00-12:00 p.m. CST.
Customized ERP modules are designed to help get jobs off to a cohesive start. The integrated MES system can pick things up by tracking time, tooling, fixtures, work cells, personnel, part programming information and more in real time. The QMS function features numerous modules that grab data from the ERP/MES systems and create reports reflecting preventative and corrective actions, as well as generate audits for quality reporting. ProShop’s 25+ dashboards can provide shops with a view of the entire operation, identifying waste and ineffective procedures in one smart digital ecosystem. According to the company, customers report setup reductions of up to 50% and total labor savings of 25% or more. This can result in leaner production with the same number of employees.
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