Modern Manufacturing Techniques
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FYC's administration and operations departments could benefit greatly from computerization of manual processes revamped information systems. In finance and accounting, which is the most computerized department at FYC, standalone PC-based packages are used for general ledger, account reconciliation, invoicing and payments, and the like. In manufacturing, inventories, budgets, and product manual rollout time is either manually calculated or determined using Excel spreadsheets. The corporate website is primarily an e-catalogue, with no interactive ordering capability. New technologies exist that could improve all of these areas and bring them out of a manual environment. Rather than a series of standalone applications on individual PCs, FYC could roll all of its business processes into one larger system accessible across the company. This would provide greater data visibility, and manual applications could be computerized and achieved far more efficiently. Networked applications would allow data to flow between as well as within departments, thus reducing the need to provide data manually and al
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