Making separate systems work as one
This is the main thing we do, and most of our hours are in manufacturing. A system holding production and stock, a floor that still reports on paper, scanners in the warehouse, accounting sitting to one side — each part does its job, none of them knows about the others, and the joining up falls to whoever remembers how. We build the connections so it does not have to.
- Manufacturing and warehousing, mostly
- Production, stock and the floor, joined to accounts
- Two systems, or five, kept in step
- Read and write without disrupting the source