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April 6, 2010
REDWOOD CITY, Calif. & PENNINGTON, N.J. -- (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Ingres Corporation, the leading open source database management company and pioneer of the New Economics of IT, announced today that it has entered into a strategic partnership agreement with Contemporary Software Concepts of New Jersey, Inc. (CSC of NJ). more>>
CSC is very proud to announce that 2009 represents our 30th year in business. As one of our goals for this year, we have rolled out our new web site. This site contains links to our products and service offerings, user forum, documentation for our ERP application, and access to emergency support.
Over the past 30 years, CSC has been providing world-class services to clients throughout the United States. Included in our many service offerings are web development, SQL Server database management and application support by Microsoft certified professionals, Linux, Windows, Solaris, Unix, and network support, application help desk support, and report and query development. Our network support encompasses all aspects of server maintenance and backup, router and firewall configuration, peripherals, hardware support, and desktop integration. Support is available for both in-house servers and offsite hosted environments.
Our programming staff has extensive coding experience with MS SQL Server 2000/2005, MS Access, C#, VB.Net, ASP.Net, JavaScript, and PHP. In addition to customization of standard software packages, we also design and code custom applications for unique business requirements and integrate custom applications with several third party packages. We support integration with forms design software, bar code applications, data mapping applications, HTML and AS400 screen capturing software, and data search utilities.
Contemporary Software Concepts' mission is to maximize the value of business software investment by providing our clients with the highest quality service, knowledge, and software products. We are committed to maintaining an environment of open communication and teamwork which supports continuing personal and career development. Our dedication to professionally meeting these challenges with integrity has made us a company of quality for our customers and ourselves.
Please keep us in mind for any projects you're considering.
Best regards.
Sandra Gromball
Vice President
Driven by the competitive forces of a global economy to automate and lower the cost of information management, manufacturers often implement bar code data collection systems as a first step in achieving factory monitoring and central.
Bar Coding in Today's Manufacturing
Bar coding was conceived as a way to track individual items from point to point, and early applications concentrated on inventory control. Today, TelesisMFG Data Acquisition enhances the natural flow of information through your organization. Typical applications in the manufacturing environment reach beyond inventory control to: a Time and attendance a Work-in-process tracking a Duality assurance a Shipping and receiving
Bar coding output provides consistent, high quality output from different printing devices and technologies: impact, dot-matrix, laser, thermal transfer and thermal printers. Bar coding labels print in different sizes and densities an various media from plain to labeled to infrared-readable paper. Bar coding is fast, accurate, and efficient because it is a keyless form of data entry.
As manufacturers move to compete in a global marketplace, accurate and timely information is essential for controlling costs and increasing profitability. TelesisMFG Data Acquisition assists the forward-thinking manufacturer to take hold of crucial information.
Newest Technology for Optimum Performance
Data Acquisition is a state-of-the-art alternative to keyboard data entry, that uses wands, badge readers, fixed mount, and portable laser readers to collect accurate and timely data from a plant-wide information system.
TelesisMFG Data Acquisition can incorporate Radio Frequency [RF) and Spread Spectrum technology to increase data management capabilities. TelesisMFG Data Acquisition interfaces with wide-area and local-area networks in multi-vendor environments.
TelesisMFG Data Acquisition is modular and can be integrated with other areas of TelesisMFG to facilitate:
The result is state-of-the-art tools to increase plant productivity, to reduce product lead time, and to ensure accurate cost and product tracking. It also can "front end" existing business systems.
Critical Factors of Success
Accurate and timely data is critical when making crucial decisions regarding strategies and costs and when implementing automation management techniques such as Computer Integrated Manufacturing, Just-in-Time, Material Resource Planning, Material Management, and Distribution Resource Planning.
TelesisMFG provides the manufacturer with the state-of-the-art techniques and tools to ensure that data is accurate and current for use as a competitive weapon in today's global economy.
Improved Customer Service Through Data Acquisition
Communicate directly via computer with suppliers and customers using electronic data interchange [EDI]. EDI eliminates the need for paper transactions: purchase orders, order confirmations, material releases, shipping schedules, and invoices. Bar coding, when combined with electronic data interchange technologies, speeds data collection, improves accuracy, and supports supplier and customer relationships. Data Acquisition reduces lead times, lowers inventory carrying casts, eliminates material shortages, improves deliveries, and improves customer service. The costs involved in processing paper documents are eliminated because you no longer have to re-key information that has already been keyed by the sender. Re-keying errors are also eliminated.
Wire link technology takes advantage of our high efficiency current source network solutions. Combined with Telesis' data acquisition and actuator boards, our cost effective networking scheme significantly reduces expenses and maintains unparalleled accuracy for monitoring and controlling plant functions.
Wireless indirect data collection records data transactions when and where they occur and uses portable data entry terminals. Bar coding technology eliminates intermediate clerical functions and reduces the overall cost of getting information to the computer.
Wireless direct data collection transmits from hand-held portable devices directly to a computer system without intermediate devices or costly cabling. Productivity is optimized using two-way, real-time data communication to ensure that plant data bases are accurate and current. HIGHLIGHTS>>
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