Improving quality and overall business performance are two of the key objectives in an MES harmonisation programme but how can it be put into practice?
Sponsored by Atos Origin, this one hour webinar concentrates on Akzo Nobel Base Chemicals’ programme in moving 13 plants located on 7 production sites in 4 European countries on to one MES platform.
• What have been the results?
• What are the lessons learned to keep in mind when running comprehensive MES harmonisation programs?
Using the insights of Akzo Nobel and Atos Origin, confirm your participation for this FREE session beginning at 15:15 on 16th September 2009 and discover the
necessary tools to:

• Plan, manage and control all pre-programme activities to de-risk project activities
• Use best practices to accelerate the implementation and the acceptance of an MES solution across multiple plants/countries keeping delivery quality high
• Manage the most important KPIs to control your performances and promptly take corrective actions
• Make use of experience of other companies to quickly leverage ROI’s on multi-plant MES installations
Registration is free at http://manufacturing.wtgalumni.com/webinars/webinar_AtosOrigin.php
Presented by: Luca Benporath, Director - Global Sales & Markets - Manufacturing, Atos Origin
For further information, contact Laurence Allen, Head of Online Marketing on laurence.allen@wtgevents.com or call +44 (0) 207 202 7560