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This latest post on the Demand-Driven Matters blog outlines several distinctions between process and discrete manufacturing methods. Process manufacturing uses formulations versus Bills of Materials (BOMs) and assembles along a routing used by discrete manufacturers.

Synchrono (www.synchrono.com), a leader in modern demand-driven manufacturing software, announced the availability of the fifth installment in the popular series, 5 Key Elements that Drive Flow. All five episodes are now "binge" available through the Demand-Driven Matters podcast.

This latest post on the Demand-Driven Matters blog outlines several distinctions between process and discrete manufacturing methods. Process manufacturing uses formulations versus Bills of Materials (BOMs) and assembles along a routing used by discrete manufacturers.

Kirk Studdiford manages customer and partner relationships by providing support, post go-live consulting services, and training at Synchrono. Prior to this role, Studdiford worked as a delivery consultant and managed several successful Synchrono implementations. Studdiford has more than fifteen years' experience working in manufacturing and more than eight years with Synchrono. He is a subject matter expert in ERP, MRP, supply chain, manufacturing planning and scheduling systems, and constraints management.

Synchrono demand-driven manufacturing software provides end-to-end supply chain visibility for real-time coordination, communication, and commitment. By applying demand-driven methods and synchronizing processes, Synchrono is seeing manufacturers reaching new levels of communication, profitability, and customer responsiveness.

Lower operating expenses are experienced by modern Demand-Driven Manufacturers who gain greater visibility, allowing them to curtail waste, lower work-in-process (WIP) and align their manufacturing operations and extended supply chain around production flow—creating more business value in the form of profitability and reduced expenses.

Manufacturing and technology are converging like never before. Recently Synchrono released a white paper which addresses how the benefits of technologies enabling demand-driven synchronization and visibility provide both customer and competitive value.

Synchrono will sponsor and exhibit at the upcoming IndustryWeek Manufacturing & Technology Conference & Expo from May 8-10 in Cleveland, OH. Synchrono will be at booth 424.

Synchrono demand-driven manufacturing software provides end-to-end supply chain visibility for real-time coordination, communication, and commitment. By applying demand-driven methods and synchronizing processes, Synchrono is seeing manufacturers reaching new levels of communication, profitability, and customer responsiveness.

Evidence from existing Demand-Driven Manufacturing (DDM) environments supports the evolution to this customer, and order-centric method of manufacturing. Results are based on technology that synchronizes manufacturing operations and the extended supply chain to drive optimal production flow. Manufacturers adopting this method and technology experience double-digit improvements in many areas, including lower operating expense, greater inventory control, and increased capacity.