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Just as lubricants make for the smooth
running of your machinery, good software designed specifically
for your industry is needed for the smooth operation
of your business. To say the lubricant industry is complex
is an understatement. The type of lubricant can vary
based on its application - automotive, industrial, and
mining to name of few. Correspondingly, software must
enable you to quickly adjust formulas for variations
in ingredients, measurements, and routings. Adding to
the mix are constantly changing raw material costs,
affecting profit margins and customer pricing. And,
it doesn't end there. The lubricant industry is heavily
regulated by the EPA, OSHA, and DOT. Having software
that helps your company stay in compliance is not a
nicety; it's a must! And you still have to satisfy the
back office functions of accounting, purchasing, payables,
and receivables. Clearly, you need software that meets
these objectives and more. You need software built from
the ground up, to specifications of the lubricant industry,
and not a "forced fit" to your environment.
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| The
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To meet these objectives and stay competitive,
adhesive manufacturers are confronted with a number
of challenges. Prominent among them are:
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| The Answer |
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Through its ERP offering,
ORION™ PFM - Product Formulation
Manufacturing,
3i Infotech understands the unique requirements
of the lubricant industry and its manufacturers
and effectively uses technology to meet these challenges.
ORION PFM is a comprehensive, affordable,
full-featured process manufacturing
solution aimed for entry-level and mid-range
markets. ORION™ PFM helps you control your production
costs, streamline operations, and increase overall customer
satisfaction.
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For an industry that can change day
to day, you need software that is equally responsive
and immediate. You need ORION PFM.
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"The
Power of Industry Specific Computing."
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