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- September 2, 2020
Transforming Manufacturing & Quality across the Extended Supply Chain - A Customer Case Study
By Pritish Ghaisas, Product Marketing Manager, Oracle Cloud SCM
Many manufacturers have to balance a complex arrangement of multiple manufacturing sites, each running different systems to complete different operations to get products to market. Gaining visibility and assuring quality across these multiple sites is no easy task.
Cohu—a leading manufacturer of semiconductor and PCB test and inspection equipment—runs multiple internal and outsourced manufacturing sites that are distributed all across the globe. They trusted Oracle as a partner to achieve the next step in their market growth and to improve their visibility & efficiency of these outsourced manufacturing units.
Please join Cohu CIO, Craig Halterman; Oracle Group VP of Manufacturing Industries, John Barcus; and Anark CTO, Scott Collins, on September 10th for a live webinar as they discuss the lessons learned and benefits achieved by their implementation of a unified cloud solution.
Attendees can expect to learn more about:
- Moving from disparate customized systems inherited from acquisitions and legacy technology to a single integrated cloud platform for enterprise resource planning and supply chains across engineering and manufacturing sites
- Improving visibility, quality, and efficiencies across the extended supply chain through integrated virtualization and collaboration
- Supporting common and consistent best in class processes across manufacturing sites and suppliers throughout the world
- Divesting time and efforts in dealing with operational IT issues and focusing on core business
- Leveraging state-of-the start unified cloud technology to drive transformation within the organization
Register now for the webinar and we look forward to you joining us on September 10!
For a quick snapshot of Cohu leveraging a unified solution that connects development through to customer feedback, check out this Forbes article.