Hansaloy: Manufacturing Excellence using SAP® HANA
May 28, 2021 | by Michael Pearson
Hansaloy Corporation, a US Midwest company, manufactures bread blades, lattice, blade guides, honing equipment for bread slicers. They achieved manufacturing excellence with CONTAX and SAP HANA.
Objectives
- Track Heat Lots from Vendors
- Eliminate numerous disparate systems
- Update Infrastructure and Eliminate Legacy Green screen system
- Need MRP to help manage ever growing number of materials
Why SAP
- Implementation Partner locally located and experienced in Manufacturing
- High-speed performance of running on the SAP HANA® platform
- Full Integration of Vendor Heat Lot throughout Supply Chain with full
- Recall functionality
- Remarkably affordable
Resolution
- Leverage Reorder points and MRP to eliminate manual Purchasing processes
- Eliminated risk of running archaic systems to manage the business Payroll solution designed in SAP with additional Labor Efficiency and other ad-hoc reporting
- Adherence to SAP Manufacturing Best Practices
Future plans
- Implement RF Technology to be more efficient in Production
- Analyze our Freight Spend through better reporting
- Quality Implementation to catch issues with product before shipping
“We had record Sales in the first full month on SAP in company history.” - Kim Brenner, President of Hansaloy Corporation.
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