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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Shane's Blog - September 2016
Howdy once again from Texas where it’s blazing hot, so hot they are melting iron in the parking lot and the local pancake house is cooking eggs on the hoods of cars! What the heck, one wouldn’t expect anything else in Texas this time of the year other than lack of rain and excessive heat. Myself, I’ll take the heat over the cold anytime as we have chilled air in Texas!
SYNCHRO ERP’s global implementation manager was recently flying from Seattle to Newark and I tracked the flight using the wonders of the Wild West Web. Sometimes we just need to sit back and reflect on all the wonders of what the internet has brought to us. Not that long ago, if one wanted a flight status; the only option was to call the airline. Today, with all of the interconnectivity of the “dots” everything is seemingly in real time.
