Nanotech manufacturer improves order fulfillment cycle by 30%, establishes real-time operational metrics, and significantly reduces IT burden
Rootstock Software, the #1 Manufacturing ERP on the Salesforce Platform, is providing manufacturers like Nanophase Technologies with the modern technological capabilities and strategies to adapt and succeed in their digital transformation initiatives.
Today, manufacturers are at the center of a maelstrom, fighting to stay ahead of customer demand, striving to move from “just in time” to “just in case” supply chains, and realizing their ERPs are ill-equipped to keep pace with this level of change.
“Today, many manufacturers are coping with legacy ERP solutions,” said Stu Johnson, VP of Product Marketing at Rootstock Software. “We sponsored the Manufacturing Summit to bring industry leaders together to discuss their most pressing concerns and to learn how modern technologies like Rootstock Cloud ERP can help them facilitate greater supply chain collaboration, continuously improve their operations, and get more from their IT spend. Natively connecting manufacturing applications on the Salesforce Platform results in a ‘manufacturing operating system’ that can be tailored to almost any manufacturer.”
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“Today, many manufacturers are coping with legacy ERP solutions”
The first-ever Salesforce Manufacturing Summit was held in Chicago on Dec. 1. This full-day event was free to leaders of manufacturing companies, distributors, and supply chain organizations. The Summit included customer speakers, product demos, and roundtable discussions.
Rootstock’s breakout session, “Next Gen Manufacturing ERP,” featured a customer success story. H. Glenn Judd, VP of Engineering at Nanophase Technologies, outlined key milestones along his company’s journey to an end-to-end manufacturing operating system.
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“It was a pleasure to present with Rootstock at the Manufacturing Summit,” said Judd. “We selected Rootstock because it’s ‘the choice’ for a manufacturing ERP built on the Salesforce Platform. This selection translated into seamless integration with other ecosystem applications and a lower cost of ownership. Overall, we were able to reduce our order fulfillment cycle by 30%. We established a number of real-time operational metrics that helped us respond to changing market conditions. And we’ve seen significant improvements in work efficiencies and reduced our IT burden by 25%—we expect to reduce this burden even further in the near future.”
If you’re interested in learning more about Nanophase and its use of Rootstock, you can read and watch more of this company’s story online. Or, if you missed the Summit but are interested in meeting with Rootstock, be sure to check out our other upcoming events—the next one will be the Salesforce “Success Now” World Tour in New York City on Dec. 8.
