Microsoft Dynamics opens doors to the future of ARLU
ARLU
In order to efficiently merge the three production sites under the same ARLU banner, a unified ERP system was imperative
Manufacturing
The number of devices connected via the Internet of Things (IoT) is growing by more than 10 billion annually. The omnipresent internet, plus smaller sensors and cloud computing have made this impressive growth possible, with fantastic opportunities for the manufacturing industry.
ERP with connected resources increases efficiency, improves inventory management, reduces costs and even leads to increased customer satisfaction. Production chains are becoming intelligent networks with real-time track-and-trace systems. To replace their local ERP, manufacturers are now systematically switching to new platforms that also integrate third-party systems and new cloud services.
The main element of this powerful combination is blockchain technology. It guarantees a high level of authenticity and product quality throughout the whole chain, right up to delivery. The introduction of blockchain is even expected to result in completely new business models. As a major player, Cegeka is more than happy to contribute to this evolution.
Gain in productivity of over 50% for BORGinsole thanks to application that makes custom insoles
“The agile method that Cegeka uses was a revelation for us. Cegeka came to our site to develop the application so we could keep a really close eye on things. The interim evaluations were extremely valuable too.”
Paul Borgions - COO, BORGinsole
Cegeka protects TABS Holland against ransomware
TABS Holland
With ransomware on the rise, TABS Holland went one step further and switched to EDR and NDR software.
How to optimize the production process with a digital twin
Become a Data Company
Manufacturing scrap is expensive. With a digital twin, it’s possible to use sensor and setpoint values to predict and automatically optimize production quality.