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Maintaining a lean, yet flexible global automotive supply chain is not trivial. There is always room for enterprise wide process improvement. You must be able to survive aggressive cost cuts and changes in supply chain complexity but at the same time thrive to meet consumer demands for customization and variety in your production line.
Concepts® Automotive Essentials allows you to integrate the business processes quickly and cost effectively. Over half of the world’s leading automotive suppliers depend on custom tailored solutions for automotive customer management, lean supply chain management, manufacturing and quality management.
Concept Automotive Essentials includes the following:
Concept ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning): exclusively for automotive manufactures; no special setup or configuration required. Our manufacturing solution provides integrated EDI, financials, bar-coding, SCM and Quality Management in compliance with QS9000 and ISO/TS16949 standards.
Concept ACM (Automotive Customer Management): is a fully integrated electronic data interchange (EDI), release accounting, shipping control and invoicing system. It includes business rules for 450 trading partners with the latest EDI transaction sets.
Concept SCM (Supply Chain Management): rapidly integrates automotive supply chain partners to improve operational performance, materials flow and manufacturing flexibility.
Concept SCM (Supplier Management) SupplyWEB: This supplier collaboration and execution software lowers supplier-related costs by enabling duplex communication of procurement, replenishment and performance rating. This helps to manage the desired levels of inventory, track premium shipments, catch quality defects just to name a few.
Concept FMS (Financial Management System): is an integrated financial solution to effectively manage the multinational finances of automotive manufacturers and suppliers.
Concept PM (Performance Management): is a corporate performance management and business intelligence software that effectively incorporates business decisions thus improving performance across automotive companies.
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