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October 21, 2009

Fujitsu and Glovia International Launch 'Glovia G2' Enhanced ERP System for Production Management

Fujitsu (News - Alert), a provider of IT-based business solutions and Glovia International, Inc., which provides extended ERP solutions for businesses, have announced the launch of glovia G2 (News - Alert), an advanced production management ERP for the manufacturing industry.
 
Both companies describe the glovia G2 as a beautiful integration of functionality compliance with international standards and Japanese manufacturing know-how, which will help in quick deployment and integration of production management systems globally. The solution individually tracks the production, sales and inventory status of each business site in a timely manner to make production conditions quite visible. It can adapt to changes in international market conditions at each layer of an organization, whether managerial, administrative or production.
 
Today manufacturers worldwide need to be able to monitor and respond quickly to changes in global demand, as well as to integrate the management of production at multiple locations around the world, according to Fujitsu and GI. The companies need to ensure they comply with global business regulations at each of these locations, and apart from consolidating disparate administrative systems, they constantly improve their IT investments via services integration.
 
To fulfill these demands, Fujitsu and GI joined forces to bring glovia G2, which makes information visible and supports productivity within companies. The ERP solution is equipped with a range of enhanced features, which include its seamless integration and compliance with global standards including SOX (USA) and J-SOX (Japan). Additionally, its expanded security manager controls security at the user and user-group levels to ensure compliance in areas such as production management and IT system regulations.
 
The new glovia G2 supports rich Internet applications, which enhances its usability on a global level while ensuring reliability, expandability, and maintainability. This way, business locations can step up operations and share information in real time, as well as keep track of conditions in production sites and leverage Japanese manufacturing know-how in business management.
Raja Singh Chaudhary is a contributing editor for TMCnet. To read more of Raja's articles, please visit his columnist page.

Edited by Marisa Torrieri
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