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It will not be an overstatement to say that the ever-reliant Microsoft Cloud has completely transformed the way people look at (and manage) the manufacturing business. In all fairness, running a manufacturing business in the contemporary world requires a lot more than production (manufacturing). Make use of innovative cloud technology for smart production planning and control, easy data sharing & collaboration and take data-driven business decisions using AI-powered data insights to scale your business.
Here is a burning question that every contemporary manufacturer is asking:
How Can Microsoft Cloud Transform the Manufacturing Sector?
The simplest of answers would be ‘Yes.’ Here is how:
How Does Microsoft Cloud Help Boost Your Manufacturing Business?
Streamline Your Business Operations
The key is to reduce the time taken by a business to meet the delivery need. Thankfully, Microsoft Cloud for Manufacturing will help take your manufacturing business a notch higher by helping you streamline a wide set of business functions, such as budgeting and allocation, project costing, finance, stock replenishment, raw materials tracking and a whole lot more.
Real-Time Inventory Tracking on the Move
To begin with, a warehouse manager or production supervisor taking care of the stocking, production demand and inventory will be able to keep track of the daily production goals, all thanks to a cloud-powered ERP solution.
Take this example: If you run a garment business, then having Microsoft Cloud for manufacturing is going to be a big plus for you. It will help you in real-time tracking and address the inventory shortage based on the demand while producing (manufacturing) a newer set of garments.
Stock Readiness & Smart Delivery
If you are likely to face a shortage of buttons (during the making of shirts), you will be able to renew your stock before you run out of buttons to ensure stock availability and meet the delivery demand. Cloud helps you to perform FIFO (First In- First Out) and ensure stock readiness basis the production requirements and help to choose the best logistics solution to save costs and on-time delivery.
Mitigate Potential Business Threats Using IoT
The Internet of Things (IoT), when used in tandem with Operational Technology (OT), can help predict potential business threats, and manage asset discovery, whilst also aiding in the mitigation of vulnerabilities. Cloud helps you to be flexible and agile to monitor the changes in real-time and take preventive actions on time to mitigate business threats.
Increased Automation & Data Security
A factory is no longer just a production unit. It is an ever-evolving business unit that keeps evolving with changing times as per the market demands, all thanks to the several cloud-based AI solutions that are making their presence felt within the manufacturing industry. Cloud gives you access to comprehensive operations data to automate the process to save time and capital and secure the data to prevent data loss.
Here is an example: Monitoring the production of goods becomes easier with Microsoft’s cloud-backed Dynamics 365 ERP Solutions. You can monitor the production of goods (on conveyor lines) from anywhere, eliminating the desktop-based work management limitation and taking production decisions based on changing dynamics on the shop floor in real-time and saving time & capital.
Enhanced Business Agility to Adapt to the Changing Demands
How to enhance agility in manufacturing?
Agility is of utmost importance whenever you are planning to manufacture a set of goods in bulk. Also, all business processes must be spot on.
Enhance your business agility by the following:
- Enhance asset productivity
The key is to enhance asset productivity. Manufacturers of all kinds can give rise to agile factories and/or production units. They would need the likes of mixed reality, and predictive technologies, such as IoT, etc. Such AI-oriented and cloud-backed solutions can help leverage the quality (and delivery time) of the products whilst bringing down the costs involved.
- Improve The Flow of Work
It is also about enhancing the flow of work (and making it smooth). Cloud-backed solutions provide you with a highly comprehensive view of the business setup. It is a wonderful way of keeping the transparency of the business intact. Problems, too, can be analysed with ease.
The operational efficiency and workflow highly depend on how the top leadership and management resolve the everyday problems of a manufacturing business. You can opt for Microsoft Dynamics 365 in Sydney if you are planning to streamline your business operations in Australia.
- Centralised Information Source
The quality and efficiency of production can be increased rapidly if a manufacturing business chooses to embrace the cloud-backed Microsoft Dynamics 365 software solutions by having a centralised information system where production managers can get their hands on raw material data, inventory, labour scheduling, machine repair and scheduling at one ego. All these pieces of information can be accessed easily to take the necessary steps.
What is Microsoft Cloud ERP?
Anything that is cloud-powered would be accessible over the internet.
It is a one-stop software solution to help companies manage their complex business operations by connecting multiple business processes (marketing, sales, finance, operations, supply chain, manufacturing, human resource, service, and support) together by facilitating a seamless flow of data across departments in real-time using the centralised data model. It aids in smart production planning and boosts production to meet pent-up demand.
Is the possibility of rapid business transformation your topmost priority?
Do you wish to store your company’s data safely while you are off-premises?
A Microsoft ERP Cloud software solution is the only thing you will need. Dynamics Square is here to take care of the implementation needs and help you to start your digital transformation journey.
Microsoft Dynamics 365 Cloud Solution for Manufacturing
Here is what Microsoft has to offer:
- Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central
- Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance and Supply Chain Management
Microsoft Dynamics 365 ERP solutions helps connect all your business operations and gives you the flexibility to adapt and change based on market and time demands through continuous process optimisation to stay ahead. Make use of Dynamics 365 ERP solutions to change the way you run your business to have a cutting edge over others.
Microsoft Dynamics 365 Cloud Solution will provide you with a cloud-powered solution to put to rest all your woes and worries about data analytics, customer interactions & complaints, budgeting, inventory management, etc. So, it can easily be said that collaborating with employees/staff/workforce across several verticals would become easier (and more convenient).
Conclusion
The idea behind using an ERP solution is simple. It is important to understand that Dynamics 365 ERP offers the best enterprise solutions for all kinds of business owners and entrepreneurs. This software solution is a must-have for all those who want to explore the best ways to reduce project costs, manage inventories, and overview project progress. Microsoft Dynamics 365 erp solutions has everything you would need to streamline your business operations.
So, if you want to increase your business potential and are looking to achieve more in manufacturing, talk to a Dynamics 365 consultant today to choose the best erp solutions suitable to your business model and move to the cloud to start your digital transformation journey today.
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