Wednesday, June 8, 2022
Noon to 1:00 PM
Manufacturing Works Members: Free
Non-Members: $10
Ron Clough
216.920.1968
Is your ERP System being utilized to its fullest potential?
How do you choose an ERP System for your company?
This Manufacturing Works webinar will first provide insight into the challenges of optimizing ERP software (and other related enterprise software like CRM, EPM, and EAM). Our presenters from Meaden & Moore will help manufacturers, distributors, and industrial service providers make a truly informed selection of a new enterprise software package by:
Scott Holter, CPIM, has spent more than 20 years in manufacturing and technology consulting, working with manufacturers of all types and sizes. He has extensive experience with multiple software applications, not only assisting clients with evaluating and selecting software, but also improving the utilization of existing software. He has led dozens of projects to evaluate, recommend, and select enterprise software in a way that maximizes the investment. In that time, Scott has reviewed, evaluated, and audited more than 80 different enterprise software products.
In 2000, Scott also authored and presented the paper “Synergy – ERP and Lean” to NIST's Manufacturing Extension Partnership. Since then, Scott has helped several companies craft and realize a vision for simplifying and melding companies' ERP software and Lean Manufacturing initiatives. In 2012, Scott was the keynote speaker at the Precision Metalforming Association's summit on ERP selection and implementation.
Scott earned his Bachelor of Science degree in Industrial Engineering from Cornell University and an MBA from Case Western Reserve University.
If your Northeast Ohio manufacturing company is small or medium in size, Manufacturing Works membership will help you grow and thrive.
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