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Elektroskandia, one of Norway’s largest wholesalers in the trade electrical distribution market, is embarking on a digitalization journey and will streamline its operations with the help of Infor. Partnering with the tech giant will replace its existing enterprise resource planning (ERP) system with a modern, flexible and mobile business system, Infor CloudSuite Distribution Enterprise, to accelerate with the company’s future goals. Elektoskandia needed to replace its old platform with an integrated, multi-tenant cloud-based ERP solution to gain even better control over business-critical processes throughout the value chain. Infor’s CloudSuite Distribution Enterprise (and its alliance partner Columbus) was chosen over 14 other potential ERP suppliers to assist in this change, in part, for its lower total operating cost, lower implementation costs, and because the solution covers the needs of Elektroskandia. According to the plan, the solution will be in full operation during 2022 throughout Norway.
Infor recently announced that Bayer pharmaceutical and life science group will deploy Infor EAM starting at its business site at Bitterfeld, Germany, with the help of Infor partner RODIAS. Per the press release, Bayer intends to enable more proactive facility, utility, and asset management operations to promote innovation, minimize costs, and maximize performance. The solution will be deployed in a multi-tenant cloud environment, allowing Bayer to integrate subcontractors’ company processes more easily. Cloud deployment will eliminate time-consuming maintenance and upgrade processes for Bayer’s IT department. Bayer had several reasons to implement a new enterprise asset management (EAM) systems. Namely, the increase of availibility of production facilities and machines and reduced service and response times. An up-to-date EAM solution would also intriduce predictive mantenance to help reduce costs. Infor’s EAM solution will be able to do just that and will be integrated with Bayer’s existing ERP system. Employees will be able to manage the lifecycle of all machinery. With this solution, Bayer will have an innovative tool to improve its asset performance and thus successfully master new challenges in the future.
Business strategist Aaron Hurst writes an article on Information-Age.com of the importance of deploying an enterprise resource planning (ERP) system in an agile manner. Hurst believes for a software project to be truly agile, collaboration across all departments involved in the system needs to be practiced at every phase from testing to evaluation. This, he says, can be vital when it comes to ensuring constant innovation with minimal missteps. One area that can benefit from deployment in an agile manner is enterprise resource planning (ERP). With an agile approach to ERP, this can ensure that projects meet long-term goals in their business. There are three areas that need a lot of attention in order for an ERP process to be implemented in an agile manner: true collaboration, working with suppliers, and picking your battles wisely. A collaborative nature of agile, Hurst says, brings a number of departments together to make thoroughly thought-out decisions during inititatives, and can complement ERP through keeping targets clear to business and IT staff. Additionally, for agile ERP in the current climate to be effective, companies must also ensure they are clear as to what their chosen supplier can odder, and work closely with them throughout the entire deployment process. Lastly, department teams teams are recommended to establish end goals that are realistic in terms of resources and time scales at their disposal, as explained by Nick McGrane, managing director of K3 Syspro. “The key to deploying ERP is picking your battles. It’s far too easy to aim for the moon when you’re planning a project and end up not getting off the launchpad,” McGrane says. Hurst believes taking these three steps with an agile approach to ERP will prove successful for any business.
Wilhelmsen Chemicals AS, a division of leading marine chemicals supplier Wilhelmsen Group, has chosen to deploy Infor CloudSuite Chemicals. The multi-tenant cloud-based enterprise resource planning (ERP) solution expects to go live by summer 2021 with the help of Infor partners LeanSwift and ERPkonsult. Infor CloudSuite Chemicals will provide Wilhelmsen Chemicals with a full ERP solution that specifically addresses the needs of a chemical company including real-time traceability capabilities across its supply chain, and enhanced planning and control. Per the press release, Wilhelmsen Chemicals chose Infor’s CloudSuite Chemicals solution because it would deliver a very high out-of-the-box fit for the industry with documented best practice processes in Infor’s Implementation Accelerator to fit the chemical industry needs. Erlend Skaar-Olsen, Infor country manager for Norway, added, “In addition to being an outstanding Norwegian player in its industry with its regular product lines, Wilhelmsen is helping the broader society by providing valuable hand sanitizer during these difficult Covid-19 times. So, we’re delighted we can help them grow their business and support society.”
One Brooklyn Health, an organization committed to transforming how healthcare is delivered in central Brooklyn, New York, will move to the cloud-enabled version of Infor® Cloverleaf Integration Suite. One Brooklyn Health will be digitally transformed and be provided with a clinically connected healthcare operations platform on which to build its growing patient-centered network. This move will offer flexibility and cost efficienceis and take advantage of new systems to enable data interoperability and integration across many systems. Additionally, with the move to the cloud, One Brooklyn Health will have the ability to support traditional data formats and protocols like HL7 (Health Level Seven) as well as newer web-based API standards such as FHIR (Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources). As a long time customer of Infor, One Brooklyn Health is confident that the tech giant is the right partner to get their system up and running quickly with highly connected, scalable, and modern tools to free up its IT resources.
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Norway-based waste chain management leader SAR Group has selected Infor EAM (enterprise asset management) as part of their plan to modernize strategy, achieve greater integration, visibility and collaboration. Working with Infor partner Prevas, the solution will be deployed across SAR’s facilities in Norway. Per the press release, SAR selected Infor EAM based on its deep functionality and ability to integrate easily with other systems. “True digitalization is about more than just automation and efficiency, with visibility and agility representing key levers for performance improvement,” says Infor’s Johan Made, executive VP for the Nordics. “In any equipment-intensive organization, there is a real risk of costs escalating if assets are not managed effectively. Infor EAM helps mitigate this risk by facilitating tight control over the status and performance of every piece of equipment.”
Last month, Ambulatory Surgery International (ASI) selected Infor SunSystems CE (Cloud Edition) to be supplied by UK channel partner TouchstoneFMS. ASI had outgrown its on-premises mid-range accounting software and needed a solution that would both scale with the business and provide sophisticated functionality to cope with the nuances of its financial processes. Per the press release, ASI evaluated a number of solutions, narrowing to three contenders. “What tipped it in favour of Infor SunSystems CE was its great strength as a financial management solution, with its flexible analysis, intercompany and strong integration capabilities. We were also very impressed with Touchstone and their experience and their ability to help us get the best out of the system,” says Shimik Kothari, ASI’s financial controller. Infor Gold channel Partner and leading Infor SunSystems cloud partner TouchstoneFMS worked with Infor during the sales cycle and will be implementing the system in partnership with the team at ASI.
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