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Parkside Flexibles Upgrades Management Information System With Latest Version of PECAS Vision Software

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Overview Parkside Flexibles, based in England, is one of the world's leading flexible packaging organizations. After carefully reviewing their own business requirements and the specific Packaging and Printing functionality that the PECAS Vision software brings to the table, the company decided to install PECAS. Installation of all PECAS Vision software modules, including both direct and manual Shop Floor Data Collection for more than 70 users enabled Parkside to exercise an overall control of total costs and resource utilization across the business at both its Wakefield and Stoke production plants.

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Publisher	Radius Solutions	File Format	PDF
Date Published	October 2002
Format	Case Studies
Topics	ERP, Groupware - Workflow

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