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Machinery and plant engineering, vehicle construction, environmental technology, electronics: projects that turned scattered drives into a reliable data foundation - told by the people who work with it.
Komptech is a leading international technology supplier of machinery and systems for the mechanical and biological treatment of solid waste and for the processing of woody biomass as a renewable energy source.
Systems for irrigation, separation, slurry technology and waste water technology outside agriculture are the main business of the company, founded in 1930 and based in Voitsberg. Bills of materials and CAD data from design have been managed with PRO.FILE for years; by now 250 people work with the platform.
Plenty of documents do not come directly from production. The Scheuch Group, a manufacturer of innovative industrial air and environmental technology from Aurolzmünster, files them not in a conventional DMS but uses PRO.FILE as the central data hub for all business-critical documents and data.
Incoming invoices and delivery notes arrive by e-mail or as scans - and are captured by IRISXtract™, checked against the ERP and handed to PRO.FILE with their metadata. Up to 60,000 pages a year.
Since the beginning of 2018, PRO.FILE at Langzauner has not only replaced the previous PDM system in design - it also manages the documents of all other departments, becoming the information hub of the entire company.
The specialist for digital device manufacturing from St. Leonhard near Salzburg brings employees from all departments together in the company-wide document management system PRO.FILE. With the DMS as its technical foundation, the long-established company is approaching its goal: a guided change process in product development.
The Austrian family business from Prambachkirchen produces a complete range of wood chippers under the Biber brand, from landscape maintenance machines to large industrial machinery. The ten-person design department works with Autodesk Inventor; thousands of CAD drawings have accumulated over the years.
The starting point at GUGLER: find a PDM/DMS system that allows a coupling to the abas ERP system, and end the data uncertainty of a grown Windows folder environment without an access concept.
Glass-fiber reinforced plastic pipe systems are the main business of Amiblu Holding, formerly Hobas, a subsidiary of the Wietersdorfer group based in Klagenfurt. Production is customer-specific: the machines for manufacturing the plastic pipes are developed entirely in-house and built by partner companies to Amiblu's own plans.
The incoming invoice process was digitalized in a very short time and then expanded in several iterations and integrated more deeply into the existing systems - 12,000 pages a year, connected to the APplus ERP.
If one of these starting points sounds like yours, we are happy to walk you through the project behind it - including the parts where it got uncomfortable.
