Manage Supply and Production Processes End-to-End

Significant Increase in Customer Satisfaction
Improved Legal Compliance
Expanded Market Capability
Improved Supply Chain
Elimination of Document and Manual Data Entry Processes
Faster Order Delivery
Low Labor Cost
Increased Machine Utilization

Both MES and ERP have the ability to work together Since both software add different features to the forefront, using them together will help you achieve better results in your work Both software can be integrated, which can increase operational clarity and equip organizations with the ability to monitor and adjust performance according to business plans

MOM (Manufacturing Operations Management) means "Manufacturing Operation Management" Manufacturing Operation Management Systems aim to ensure the continuity of production processes by achieving the planned objectives in production and maintaining the quality of the manufacturing process It resolves the problems encountered in this process

Manufacturing Execution Systems and Manufacturing Operation Management applications are complementary systems Both ensure the management and control of the production process The main objective is to enable the producer to achieve better production by continuously improving it

Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) is a software used by companies to manage daily business activities such as accounting, procurement, project management, risk management, and supply chain operations

CRM (Customer Relationship Management) refers to managing customer relationships by listening to the customer and developing new strategies for sales CRM software refers to all software developed for this purpose In other words, CRM software is the general name given to all the work done with the aim of retaining existing customers, reaching potential customers, acquiring new customers, and ultimately obtaining loyal customers dependent on the brand and product With CRM software, the customer feels special, which creates dependency on the company and the product

CRM is used to manage customer relationships, while ERP is used to manage business processes ERP is a system that improves the efficiency of business processes CRM speeds up interdepartmental data flow, just like ERP Additionally, while ERP is a comprehensive solution, CRM is primarily concerned with sales, marketing, and customer relationships

Our consultant visits your workplace and examines your processes, then answers your questions about why specific software should be used and what benefits it will bring to you in the future

Update and maintenance fees vary based on factors such as the duration of the update and the number of people involved Maintenance fees will be discussed if the project is hosted on our own servers