|  | Preactor adds 40 new specialists to APS partner network
Global network now in excess of 340 companies
Preactor International, the production planning and scheduling software company has announced that more than 40 additional companies have signed up as Preactor Partners since the beginning of 2007.
The broad spectrum of countries represented by these companies including France, Germany, Russia, Italy, Netherlands, Ireland, Spain, Poland, Austria, USA, Canada, South Africa, Tunisia, Brazil, New Zealand, Australia, India, and the UK, demonstrates the international appeal of Preactor.
It also adds to the 300 Supply Chain experts already in this powerful network providing local implementation and support to the 2000+ companies already using Preactor as well as any future users. This is in addition to ERP solution providers that have already integrated Preactor with their systems.
Mike Novels, CEO of Preactor International, explained why this is good news for manufacturing companies. “As the market for APS software matures and more and more companies recognise the benefits that it can bring, large multi-nationals are looking not only for a common solution that can be used in all its plants, but also a company that can provide the resources to implement and provide local support.”
The fact is that very few specialist APS companies can offer such a service because they don’t have the experience and partner network to deliver a core global solution at a local level across international locations. Preactor International is in a unique position to do this because it has been building relationships with a wide range of specialist supply chain professionals for more than 15 years. These range from small consultancies, mid market ERP solution providers, MES distributors and Supply Chain Management system implementers.
Mike Novels again: “We continue to look for quality people with quality products to work with. Report after report from world famous analysts is showing that APS linked to ERP and MES is the key to becoming ‘Best in Class’ in terms of lowering costs and providing excellent service levels to its customers.” |
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