May the 4th Be With You
Welcome one and all to the May 2017 edition of the blog. Time is fleeting, it is already May, the 5th month of the year, 5/12ths , 42%, and the 2nd month of the 2nd quarter of the calendar fiscal year. Let’s move along little doggies…
Simon nor I have aged a bit in the nine years… we are immortal as we use SYNCHRO ERP! We’ve come a long ways Simon!
The AFS MetalCasting Congress this year was most outstanding! The fine folks at the American Foundry Society always do a bang-up “great” job of putting it all together and making it look easy. It is always great to see Joe Murphy, Leo Baron, Shannon Wetzel, and many others. I even got to shake hands with the legendary Al Spada who was presented an achievement award.
Guess what company sponsored this year’s lanyards? Please wear them with pride and when your liquid metal operations are considering software, think no farther than around your neck!
Thank you to all our loyal customers and sales leads that visited with the team during the show. Here are a few pictures of what you may have missed out on and until next time, see you on down the road and by all means, be safe out there…
Shane Allen
Head of SYNCHRO ERP North American Operations
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Limit of Some Function
Hello and Welcome to the July 2017 posting of my blog,
Comments, feedback, and ideas for future blog postings are always welcome at sales@synchroerp.com and I’d like to hear from you. I can also be reached directly in the USA Texas at 800-323-2808 xt. 1.
Our own Simon Adlington came up with this month’s topic of formulas.
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Australia Continued ..
Taking off in the rain from London Gatwick but there are three cameras to watch it, one in the nose, one in the tail and one looking down from the underside of the fuselage.
Interesting to watch the runway disappear and the green fields of Sussex get smaller as we took off towards the west. We then turned right and headed out east on the 6.5-hour flight. Distance is around 5,500 km.
