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Hosted by the Ross Executive User Committee (EUC), a group of leaders from some of the most active Ross ERP customer companies, this three-day Special Interest Groups (SIG) event will be jammed packed with sessions designed to provide attendees with industry-leading insight into strategies, trends, and technology related to Ross ERP and their specific industries. See the ABOUT tab for more details.
Tuesday, November 15 • 10:00am - 10:55am
Why Ross Customers Need Factory MES LIMITED

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Join us for this session where will take you through the value of incorporating Factory MES into your system landscape. Understand the value Factory MES brings to leading Food & Beverage and CPG manufacturers, how the system has been adopted to form the bedrock of operational excellence programs across the globe, and the tangible benefits you can realistically expect from a 6-8 week implementation. Support your strategic production goals, provide visibility to shop floor activities to the enterprise, and empower your teams to move towards a winning culture.
Speakers
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Roy Thomas

General Manager, Factory MES, Aptean
Roy Thomas has spent the last 20+ years in the Performance Improvement and MES space across various industries like Food & Bev, Pharmaceutical, Aerospace, Automotive and CPG. He is a certified Lean practitioner and has been instrumental in bringing best practice C.I workflows to the... Read More →
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James Wood

Director, PERP Product Manager EMEA/APAC, Aptean
James Wood is currently the Director of Factory MES. For the past 12 years James has been working with the Factory MES solution, and has been a part of the team that has delivered hundreds of successful Factory MES implementations across the globe. James has worked as a business analyst... Read More →

Tuesday November 15, 2016 10:00am - 10:55am
Ravinia Loews Atlanta
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