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News Release from: ATS International
Edited by the Processingtalk Editorial
Team on 28 March 2003
Breakfast seminars on "Tracking and
Tracing"
ATS will be organising a series of seminars throughout Europe, to answer questions on how to implement "Tracking and Tracing" systems in industries ranging from automotive to food processing
The first seminar will be held on Monday the 19th May in Milton Keynes, Great Britain The need for tracking and tracing, MES (Manufacturing Execution Systems) and Manufacturing Intelligence is now well known and is driven by legal requirements and the continuous search for efficiency improvements
This article was originally published on Processingtalk on 26 Feb 2003 at 8.00am (UK)
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His wealth of experience and intimate software knowledge are presented through VisualPlant, a web based application, which derives its data source directly from the control systems and people running the physical equipment.
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Mike James, Group Managing Director of ATS, will offer an independent solution provider view of applying tracking and tracing systems in the automotive and food processing Industries.
Giving a view on the successes and failures, which can be expected as well as some tips for companies embarking on the implementation of tracking and tracing systems.
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