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In response to their exponential growth, Aurora, Ohio software company FeneTech, Inc. has recently named Matt Buchanan to the newly created position of Director of Software Development. Additionally, according to FeneTech President & CEO Ron Crowl, the company has created a series of technical leads over which Buchanan will be responsible.
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ERP systems provide direct digital communication, passing work instructions to machinery and providing the ability to go paperless on the shop floor. To this end, companies rush to collect massive amounts of data and place it in the cloud with the mindset of, “once we get the data, we’ll figure out what to do with it.” This sounds like a recipe for failure. Instead, let’s first consider what the vision of a good Fourth Industrial Revolution manufacturing plant would look like for a window and door fabricator.
Read more of FeneTech President & CEO Ron Crowl’s article “The Digital Advantage” in last month’s issue of Window & Door Magazine.
FeneTech’s Matt Batcha recently contributed to a series of two articles by Bethany Stough from Window & Door Magazine. In them, he provided his perspective on today’s workforce vis-à-vis the challenges of finding skilled labor and implementing new software solutions.
The first of Stough’s articles can be found at “Labor and Automation: How automation and technology make people less necessary, more important.” Stough’s follow-up article can be found at “Labor and Automation: Not a simple switch.”
Customer input drives future development of the company’s software solution
FeneTech, Inc. will hold their annual conference June 10-12 with added sessions to further educate users about their FeneVision software’s latest enhancements.
This is the 17th year for the annual conference which began in 2003 with 17 attendees representing 11 companies. Each year has seen the conference grow. Today, Manager of Administrative Services Samantha Hudeck expects between 110 and 120 users representing 50-55 window and door manufacturers and glass fabrication companies to attend the 2019 conference in addition to a number of industry vendors representing companies who do business in fenestration. (more…)
A familiar face at FeneTech, Inc. has both a new and expanded role at the Aurora, Ohio-based company. FeneTech has recently promoted Samantha Hudeck to Manager of Administrative Services, according to president & CEO Ron Crowl. (more…)
In this month’s issue, Door and Window Market (DWM) magazine‘s Drew Vass addresses the challenges of window and door manufacturing in the age of increased automation and interconnectivity with insight from FeneTech’s Matt Batcha. Read the article here.
Door & Window Market Magazine’s readers have once again chosen FeneVision ERP solution as 2018’s best software choice for window and door manufacturers. DWM readers selected products from within 22 separate categories they felt were the most noteworthy and significant. You can read more about FeneVision’s selection in the December / January issue of DWM Magazine.
From left to right Press Glass CFO Cezary Ziółkowski and FeneTech Europe CEO Horst Mertes
Poland-based Press Glass SA has recently selected software specialist FeneTech—creator of FeneVision ERP software—as their new long-term software partner. The partnership will begin with the implementation of FeneVision ERP in Press Glass’ commercial glass plants in Poland followed by installation of the software in Press Glass’ new plant Press Glass, Inc., based in North Carolina, US. After successful implementation in these plants, FeneVision ERP will be introduced in all Press Glass’ plants including those in the UK. (more…)
“FeneVision has exceeded our expectations.”
Executive Vice President Mélanie Mercier of Laurier Glass, located just southwest of Québec City, recalls her rather daunting introduction into her family’s glass tempering business. Just as Mélanie was preparing to join her sister Caroline as co-owner of the now 67-year-old company, Laurier was forced to change the way it was doing business. (more…)