Successfully Implementing Automated Work-in-Process Tracking and Materials Traceability Systems


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-- WITH PHOTO -- TO BUSINESS, AND TECHNOLOGY EDITORS:

Successfully Implementing Automated Work-in-Process Tracking and

Materials Traceability Systems

MILLBURY, Mass., April 11, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- BellHawk Systems today

announced the availability of a new white paper on how to successfully

implement automated work-in-process and materials traceability

systems.

(Photo: http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20140411/PH03223)

In this white paper Dr. Peter Green presents the lessons learned by

his team in implementing close to 100 of these systems, most of which

were successful, but some were not. Then the paper presents a

recommended implementation process that has been found to be

successful and minimizes the time, risk and cost of implementing these

systems.

This white paper is available as a PDF download from the White Paper

tab of the BellHawk website at www.BellHawk.com along with a number of

other white papers on this topic.

This paper was written because many industrial organizations, such as

manufacturers, food and pharmaceutical processors, biotech

laboratories, and distributors are still performing these tracking

functions using paper forms, Excel spreadsheets, and manual keyboard

data entry. This manual tracking is a labor-intensive and error-prone

process that typically also results in significant delays in the data

becoming available.

The reason that most of these organizations are still using manual

data collection methods is that implementing an automated system,

using technologies such as barcodes or RFID and wireless mobile

computing, appears to be a very complex, time-consuming, and expensive

process.

Many of these organizations are, however, finding that they are under

increasing pressure to automate these data collection processes

because of:

Need to reduce labor costs and prevent operational mistakes.

Need for real-time business intelligence.

Regulatory compliance pressures from Government and their customers.

Need for information integration with customer and supplier systems.

This paper presents a road-map for successfully implementing these

automated data collection systems at a cost that enables these systems

to pay for themselves in labor savings within the first year. It is

available as a no-cost download.

For more information on this News Release, please contact Dr. Peter

Green at 508-865-8070 x301 or Email.

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