Rodney Winger joined Epicor Software in 2003 bringing over 20 years of marketing, consulting, sales and application development experience in the wholesale distribution industry to the company. Preceding his current role, Winger was responsible for worldwide sales and marketing of Epicor’s distribution and warehouse management enterprise solutions. Prior to joining Epicor, Winger was the founder and CEO of TDC Solutions Inc.
CASE STUDY: Epicor
Cold Jet Transforms Business Operations, Streamlines Communication and Improves Inventory Control with Epicor
Midmarket Volume 2, October 15, 2007
INTERVIEW: Rodney E. Winger
Rodney Winger joined Epicor Software in 2003 bringing over 20 years of marketing, consulting, sales and application development experience in the wholesale distribution industry to the company. Preceding his current role, Winger was responsible for worldwide sales and marketing of Epicor’s distribution and warehouse management enterprise solutions. Prior to joining Epicor, Winger was the founder and CEO of TDC Solutions Inc.
Midmarket Volume 2, October 15, 2007
CASE STUDY: Herker Industries
In mid-1997, Herker began researching new ERP packages to replace its UNIX-based
system. The decision to purchase Vantage was made in November of that year.
Midmarket Volume 1, July 17, 2006
CASE STUDY: Hydromat, Inc.
An increasingly complex manufacturing process lead Hydromat to search for a
software program that would help them manage all their processes
Midmarket Volume 1, July 17, 2006
How Modern Enterprise Software Enables Industrial Machinery and Component Manufacturers to Fully Implement Lean Manufacturing
With ongoing globalization, industrial machinery and components (IM&C) has become among
the most competitive of all manufacturing segments. To create an advantage in this economic
climate, IM&C manufacturers are looking to more fully incorporate lean manufacturing
principles into their operations. Properly implementing lean principles enables IM&C
manufacturers to reduce lead times, improve quality, reduce cost, increase profit, improve
productivity, and enhance customer service.
Midmarket Volume 1, July 17, 2006
The Business Benefits of Service-Oriented Architecture: A Guide for Manufacturing Executives
Manufacturers in make-to-order and mixed-mode production environments must satisfy
increasingly demanding customers by continually reducing lead times, increasing quality and
reducing costs—all while addressing ever more stringent government regulations. To achieve a
competitive advantage in this environment, they must optimize their internal operations and
the entire supply chain.
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