Re: Requesting Info on Bar Code Data Collection Software for BPCS

A coworker and I have implemented Cyposoft at my company within the past 
year at two facilities for about 25 data collection points.  With a RF 
scanner or stationary pc, we can do standard inventory transactions, mass 
location transfers, purchase order receipts, interplant receipts, material 
status, create and close shop orders, shipping, physical inventory, and 
production reporting.  We have plans do to even more as we identify areas 
within the company that can be improved.  All this is done through the 
actual BPCS program and not a program that attempts to duplicate the BPCS 
transaction.  This is important to us as bmrs or upgrades are applied, we 
or someone else do not have to retrofit an external program.  We also 
implemented this solution for less than half the price of others we looked 
at.

I would be happy to discuss my experience with you.

Tony Kleier
Business Systems Analyst
Robbins, Inc.
akleier@robbinsfloor.com





Debra Ivey <divey@REDGOLD.com>
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02/03/2003 03:13 PM
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        Subject:        Requesting Info on Bar Code Data Collection Software 
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My company is in the process of choosing bar code data collection 
software.
If anyone has had experience with any of the following bar code data
collection packages and would be willing to discuss them offline, please
email me at divey@redgold.com.

RTDCS - RT-CIM 
Nutech - Viewpoint for BPCS
Integrated Bar Code Systems - Cyposoft

Thanks,

Debra Ivey
App. Dev. Manager
Red Gold, Inc.
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