Neucel Improves Productivity at Dissolving Pulp Mill with Integrated System from MAJIQ, 2011 Innovative Nonwovens Conference
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In today’s globally-competitive pulp and nonwovens marketplace, meticulous scrutiny of all stages of selling, manufacturing and distribution of goods is crucial to effective management of production operations. Profitability is affected by a wide variety of factors, including the accurate tracking of inventories at each stage, from planned to actual goods, and the manufacturing cost of quality finished goods. Meaningful and actionable management of complex processes requires a powerful, effective information system, integrating data from multiple sources to connect, for example, Customer Services to Operations Administration to Logistics Management and driving the analysis of costs and their behavior as production and/or market conditions change.