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02 Jun 2018
ERP system

ERP Implementation Failures

ERP Implementation Failures Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) is a system integrated with applications to automate specific functions within an organization for efficient productivity. Using an ERP a company can ensure growth, lower operational costs, increase productivity, lower organizational risks, and increased efficiency. ERP began its legacy by being utilized within the manufacturing industry. This escalated [...]
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01 Jun 2018
Quality Management Software Manufacturer

Traditional File Organizing Or ERP?

Traditional File Organizing or ERP? The days for manual paperwork may be over, but there are still certain organizations that utilize physical documents. However, there is a reason for this. Physical documents do have its advantages; why else would companies still be using it? Traditional file organizing refers to managing and maintaining of physical documents [...]
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09 May 2018

4 Hidden Costs Of Poor Document Control

4 Hidden Costs Of Poor Document Control One critical factor businesses continuously consider is the finances of the organization. No organization would want to run inefficiently, particularly cost wise. In the current day and age, nearly every organization makes it a point to handle their documents digitally. While handling documents physically is considerably maintainable, management [...]
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18 Jul 2017

Check Our Supplier Collaboration Portal

Let us Stop Paying Lip Service to Excellence The Supplier Collaboration Portal introduced by Harrington Group International has been designed to facilitate better interaction between our clients and their suppliers. Poor communication between the manufacturer and the supplier can ultimately lead to errors within the supply chain and could result in the loss of valuable [...]
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23 May 2016

Let Us Stop Paying Lip Service To Excellence

Let us Stop Paying Lip Service to Excellence The time has come to change our standards. Our companies must make fewer errors and permit fewer defects. Poor employee training, inferior supervision and one-way communication must be corrected. It’s time to stop accepting mediocre performance as “exceeds expectations.” An error rate of 3.4 errors per million [...]
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