SDI

The Digital Supply Chain Company

System Integrations

System Integrations

Supply chain integration strategies provide plant and facilities maintenance organizations the benefit of a completely digital, optimized FM and MRO platform without requiring storeroom technology investments. From bar code scanning, pick/pack/deliver, to smart phone ordering and forecasted replenishment and everything in between, the supply chain integration process enables full visibility into the supply needed to complete work orders.

Supply Chain Compatibility

When integrating customer systems, SDI takes advantage of technologies that already have proof of concept to gain visibility and further connect the procurement function to the maintenance function for digital success. Our digital supply chain integration strategies leverage CMMS platforms, or Computerized Maintenance Management Systems, to provide consistency in planning, streamlining in operations, and increased uptime in production.

SDI’s Digital Supply Chain Management System, ZEUS, can integrate through APIs. For those organizations who are not on the current version of their CMMS and thus can’t support APIs, the supply chain integration process can apply a multitude of technologies ranging from cXML to EDI to Flat Files. 

Companies Without The Resources to Upgrade Their CMMS Can Still Benefit From Systems Integration

SDI has a multitude of experience integrating ZEUS with systems:

  • SAP
  • eMaint
  • JD Edwards
  • Maximo
  • Oracle eBusiness Suite
  • Passport
  • Famis eProcurement
  • Infor EAM
  • IMAINT
  • Mainsaver
  • Microsoft Dynamics
Systems Integration
  • SAP
  • eMaint
  • JD Edwards
  • Maximo
  • Oracle eBusiness Suite
  • Passport
  • Famis eProcurement
  • Infor EAM
  • IMAINT
  • Mainsaver
  • Microsoft Dynamics

SDI’s Proven Experience in Helping Customers Successfully Connect Their Supply Chain Management, Facilities Management, and Enterprise Asset Management Strategies Includes:

Consolidating storerooms in New York City, reducing inventory requirements from $32M to $1M

Integrating an SAP solution to provide Master Data Management for MRO Materials in an SAP catalog

Creating a single catalog for MRO across one organization’s 65 US-based plants

Tracking and notification to trades upon kitted delivery

To have reliability, manufacturers and FM professionals have to extend beyond the assets/equipment to the supply chain supporting those assets. The ability to predict a failure is not nearly as powerful as the ability to prevent it by having the parts and materials needed to minimize downtime. MRO and FM parts is a pervasive problem for all maintenance organizations and the convergence of FM, SC and EAM are strategic inflection points that will help achieve greater efficiencies and control – ultimately giving companies a competitive edge.

To learn more about how SDI can provide a more connected enterprise through supply chain integration strategies, contact us today.