The WIN-PROLOG help files have been substantially extended in this new release, to include examples which can be copy/pasted into the console, as general notes and additional cross reference links.Comprehensive support for the Musical Instrument Digital Interface (MIDI) opens up a whole new world of experimental research and analysis of music, something to which Prolog’s inherent pattern matching is well suited. Not only can MIDI sequences be captured and replayed in real time, but special low-level timers and message handlers mean that WIN-PROLOG programs can perform sophisticated transformations and complex manipulations of musical data and system exclusive dumps without interrupting or affecting the accuracy of recording and playback.

Infor MyDay takes the vast amounts of business data captured and stored by ERP VISUAL and delivers the pertinent information to employees based on their roles within the organization. Previously, ERP solutions did not allow for users to easily access and analyze data that was often trapped in information silos or documents in the system. Infor MyDay sets relevant data free and presents it so that the appropriate decision-makers in the company can respond quickly when necessary.

Derusha is a one-stop shop for North America for the monument, dimensional stone, counter top, masonry, sign & glass, construction industries across North America. For over three decades, the family-owned business has proven its ability to maintain sales growth through strategic decisions, a dedicated team of employees providing exceptional services and superior quality product offerings. In the recent years, Derusha Supply created its own Diamond product manufacturing facility. Derusha will use the SX.enterprise software solution to manage their entire supply chain.

“S&OP can be carried out without technology; but not well,” said Lora Cecere, partner with Altimeter Group. “The surge of activity around S&OP is largely driven by economic uncertainty. Based on research, companies with mature S&OP processes sense and respond to market changes five times faster. The most mature processes hinge on what- if analyses, not only for supply, but especially for demand.”

This new module from JOVACO enables Project Managers to plan their projects by allocating their resources over a defined period of time.  This will then allow employees to view tasks assigned by the Project Manager as well as details on what the task entails as well as the number of estimated hours for the project within their own timesheet.  As a task is completed and entered into their timesheets, both the employee and the Project Manager can view and compare their estimated time to completion (ETC) against their actual time spent to date.

Short lead times and delivery precision are key success factors for the lighting group Fagerhult, which supplies lighting for public environments and retail primarily in Europe. So now the group is implementing Jeeves’ ERP system in its two production units in Sweden.

“We strive to continuously enhance competitiveness in our supply chain, all the way from our suppliers to customers. Jeeves offers a robust solution that will help us do that, and we’ll gain new possibilities for planning and improving our entire logistics process. We are also thinking long-term as we invest in this new ERP system, because Jeeves is easy to upgrade and has a low cost of ownership. That means we can always keep up with advances and modify our operations when the needs of our customers change,” says Anders Fransson, Supply Chain Director at Fagerhult.

Qualcomm first implemented Red Hat Enterprise Linux in 2003 and became an early adopter of the virtualization technology integrated into the Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 platform in March 2007. The company also became active in the Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization beta program in 2009, allowing it to test the performance, scalability and density features offered by the solution.

“After completing our formal evaluation of the Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization portfolio, we’ve begun to put the solution into our production environments,” said Bob Gerling, staff IT engineer at Qualcomm. “Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization was a logical next step in our evolving Red Hat technology collaboration that builds on our extensive use of Red Hat Enterprise Linux and its integrated virtualization technology.”

Sibley Heart Center Cardiology was introduced to QlikView through QlikTech partner IPC Global Services who downloaded a portion of the practice’s database in just 10 minutes. A pilot application was developed the very same day.  Using QlikView, Sibley’s physicians can now query the 8 million rows of data in their practice management system in ways that were previously impossible or impractical.  They now get answers within minutes, instead of waiting a week or more for a simple request.

Available as a pay as you go, Invistics-hosted Software as a Service (SaaS) solution or as a client-hosted solution, PMP supports the deployment of factory level pull systems using the most complete selection of pull methodologies available on the market. PMP supports classical versions of Kanban, Constant Work-in Process (CONWIP) and Drum-Buffer-Rope (DBR), as well as decision rules and user interfaces that can be tailored to the unique features of a specific manufacturing environment. PMP is easily integrated with existing ERP, planning and shop floor data sources to leverage the most from your existing information technology (IT) investments.

With PMP, the proven pull management processes that have been successfully deployed as part of MachSix in specialty chemical, pharmaceutical, consumer goods, textile and other high mix industries can be deployed in your factory.

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