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Epson intros management system

Lezette Engelbrecht
By Lezette Engelbrecht, ITWeb online features editor
Johannesburg, 29 May 2009

Epson intros management system

According to Seiko Epson, Epson Imaging Device, NEC and Suzhou Epson, a China-based manufacturing partner of Epson Imaging, Epson has deployed a new technology information management system at Suzhou Epson with support from NEC, reports ITNews.

Epson Imaging and Suzhou Epson both began operating the new system in March this year.

The system manages a variety of technology-related documents, such as work sheets and order processing sheets, through well-integrated and secure practices.

Compiere brings open source ERP

Compiere, a provider in open source and cloud-based enterprise resource planning (ERP) solutions, has unveiled the details of Compiere Manufacturing, an end-to-end, industrial-strength manufacturing ERP solution developed on an open source platform, says Business Wire.

Compiere Manufacturing says it helps companies reduce production costs and improve efficiencies by integrating and automating planning and scheduling, production control, cost management and reporting across discrete manufacturing operations.

Advanced cost management, analysis and reporting tools provide visibility and insight into production costs and opportunities for improvement. Built on a modern, highly adaptable application development platform, Compiere Manufacturing can be customised without programming.

Palomer to present at tech conference

Palomar Technologies, a provider in the manufacturing of microelectronic and optoelectronic packaging, will be exhibiting at the 2009 Electronic Components and Technology Conference in San Diego from 26 to 28 May, reports Marketwire.

Experts will be on hand to explain how Palomar's wire bonding and eutectic die attach equipment enable optoelectronic packaging interconnect solutions for a variety of applications including RF wireless, high-power communication devices and high bright LED assembly.

Topics discussed will include applications requiring ultra-high placement accuracies of 1um to 3um, such as arrayed laser printhead assemblies, p-side down laser attachment applications, and multi-channel optical communications products.

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