Solutions for high-tech companies
The way to profit: better planning
Business pains
Key issue: planning. Many high-tech companies have to cope with complex problems in the field of capacity management and allocation in an environment with volatile demand and short product life cycles.
Quyntess Performance Solutions:
Capacity Planning
Specialized solutions that build on CRP, RCCP and MPS planning modules. Specific Solver and Business Logic cater for the unique requirements in this industry (not available in packaged applications).
Advanced Planning and Scheduling
We provide Advanced Planning and Scheduling solutions for 'to order' processes that are firmly integrated in Manufacturing Execution Systems (MES) and Master Production Scheduling (MPS) applications. These deliver the best schedules at the work center level with quasi real-time updates. Thanks to our business expertise and applications, which allow you to configure the business logic that drives your planning decisions, you´ll enjoy the advantage of high-quality schedules without the labor-intensity you´re accustomed to. Instead of spending large amounts of time on scheduling, your planners will be free to focus their efforts on reviewing resource and material problems and managing exceptions.
Event Management
Because the high-tech supply chain is so volatile, it takes a high degree of transparency and visibility to ensure that the order fulfillment process is performed effectively. The value of goods per unit is typically high, product life cycles are short, the obsolescence risk is high. There´s a new problem behind every corner and you never know when and how the links in your supply chain might break.
Our event management solutions were developed in the early years of the high-tech industry. Using Viewlocity's CTP application suite, we deliver supply chain-wide track & trace, but also, and more specifically, exception management and exception resolution. These solutions can help you manage by exception all the relevant events in your supply chain. Rather than telling the stakeholders in your supply chain to go and look for events themselves, you'll be able to clearly present them.
