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As usual it was great to see many of our customers at the booth, a significant number of prospects and to talk to many familiar faces.
There were a significant number, much higher than at previous shows, of people that we talked to that said that they had or were just about to make sizeable equipment purchases to increase their manufacturing capacity.
Most of the people that we talked to were also very confident that their levels of business were going up along with their backlogs and some even having to turn down new work to be able to maintain their levels of service.
A big thank you to everyone that we talked to for taking the time to come and see us and we wish everyone who attended all the best and look forward to seeing them at future shows.
Chris, Simon & Dan
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Bite Size - Equipment Maintenance Management Module.
The Equipment Maintenance Management Module has undergone a recent update. This window enables the setting up of a specific calendar for the Equipment Maintenance and is setup in the same fashion as the Company or Process calendars. If a calendar is defined when planning the next maintenance dates SYNCHRO will push the date forward until a working date is reached. If no Maintenance calendar exists, the default system calendar will be used instead.
If you currently use the Equipment Maintenance Management Module. - you will benefit from the development.
If you do not currently use the module, this is an opportunity to have a one on one demonstration
...and remember this module has no purchase costs.
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MACH Exhibition April 2018
SYNCHRO ERP Hall 17 Stand # 634
April 9th - April 13th 2018 - NEC Birmingham, UK
MACH 2018 will be moving to a new set of Halls at the NEC. In one uninterrupted single space, on one level, utilising Halls 17,18,19,20 and 6, we will be able to stage the exhibition in a way that provides a bigger range of great locations for your exhibition stand. The Hall move also means we will have additional space to be able to grow the exhibition incrementally in the years to come.