Data Analytics/Data Management Tools
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Baader Linco Inc.
BAADER’s plant software and digital solutions empower food processors with intelligent tools to optimize and enhance production. Their software suite includes tools like Asset Manager and B’Logic Navigator, offering real-time insights and customized reports for process improvement and efficiency gains. BAADER integrates automation and digitalization across the entire production line, connecting data seamlessly for enhanced traceability and smarter operations. These solutions also prioritize humanization, reducing repetitive tasks to enable workers to focus on higher-value activities while fostering collaboration. The digital tools cater to factories of all sizes, allowing operators to continuously analyze performance and unlock new levels of productivity and quality.
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Parttrap- a Division of Roima
Parttrap® ONE is an all-in-one B2B digital e-commerce solution designed for manufacturing and distribution companies. This powerful platform integrates ERP systems to provide real-time data exchange, simplifying processes like product information management, order tracking, and customer engagement. Key features include a robust content management system, advanced 3D technologies for product visualization, and tailored solutions like Spare Parts Management and custom distributor sites. With tools for efficient implementation, personalization, and scalability, Parttrap® ONE is a comprehensive solution for businesses seeking to modernize their operations and enhance customer experiences.
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QMI Services / CubiScan
Cubiscan’s Qbit software protocol is a powerful solution designed to optimize logistics, warehousing, and shipping operations. Seamlessly integrated with Cubiscan dimensioning systems, Qbit captures precise weight and dimensional data for products, parcels, and pallets, enabling businesses to improve inventory management, streamline workflows, and reduce shipping costs through optimized space utilization. Qbit offers advanced features, including data integration with warehouse management systems (WMS) and transportation management systems (TMS), as well as robust reporting and analytics capabilities. Built for accuracy, efficiency, and adaptability, the Qbit protocol empowers companies to make data-driven decisions that enhance productivity and profitability across the supply chain. With its user-friendly interface and customizable functionality, Qbit is an essential tool for businesses aiming to achieve operational excellence and superior logistics performance.
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SafetyChain Software
SafetyChain is a digital plant management platform for manufacturers trusted by more than 2,000 processors, consumer packaged goods (CPG), and other facilities to improve plant-wide performance. It unifies production and quality teams with data and insights, tools, and delivers real-time operational visibility and control by eliminating paper and point solutions. For food and beverage plants, SafetyChain software can help plants stay in compliance with FSMA, SQF, BRC, HACCP, and other requirements. Using the tool, processors can do realtime food safety monitoring and receive immediate alerts and notifications for any deviations from critical control points (CCPs) or quality standards, allowing for swift corrective action. For CPG operations, SafetyChain can help digitize processes, tighten process controls, do fine tune inspections and quality checks to reduce defects, and rectify inefficiencies while optimizing yields and reducing waste, energy consumption and operational costs in real time. Further, software helps plants to create dynamic flows that allow for separate operators to complete checks in order and with minimal interruption and facilitates traceability work.
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