Press Release Distribution
 

Members Login  |  Register  |  Why Join?   Subscribe to Newsletter Newsletter   RSS Feeds RSS Feeds

Video Releases    |    Pricing & Distribution Plans    |    Today's News    |    News By Category    |    News By Region    |    News By Date    |    Business Directory
All Press Releases for March 08, 2006 »
RSS Feeds RSS Feed     Print this news Printer Friendly     Email this news Email It    Create PDF PDF Version    Bookmark del.icio.us    Diggs



Datacraft Solutions' CTO Justin Diana Featured in Industry 2.0
Industry 2.0 Interviews Datacraft Solutions' CTO Justin Diana 
x-small text small text medium text large text


    /24-7PressRelease/ - March 08, 2006 - While there may be no obvious connection between Digital Kanban and Linux, according to Justin Diana, CTO of Datacraft Solutions, "Linux makes better economic sense to develop or run a digital kanban solution versus Windows." According to Diana, "There is a paradigm shift in the investment and development community relative to "open source" technologies. The benefits that come from a global base of developers have made many of the open source technologies move to the forefront in many application areas."

Reducing lead times through detailed flow techniques is the concept of a kanban system with a "push" manufacturing environment. IT managers are asked to develop methods for implementation of digital kanban systems, because a leaner production method is not created by paper (or card) kanban instructions that result in lost orders, duplicated orders, or supplier confusion. Constant breakdowns in information flow are a common problem in the manufacturing sector.

Matthew Marotta founded Datacraft Solutions (www.datacraftsolutions.com), an application service provider that develops powerful software applications to automate complex business processes. Datacraft Solutions specializes in providing their clients with the tools they need to rapidly replace outdated manual systems with technology that speeds process flow and improves accuracy. Datacraft's premier product, Signum has been developed around the Kanban concept of replenishment, and provides an invaluable tool for manufacturing companies to monitor process flow, lower administrative transaction costs, and improve decision-making ability.


Thomas R. Cutler is President and CEO of TR Cutler, Inc., (www.trcutlerinc.com), the nation's largest manufacturing marketing and public relations firm, based in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.

The current issue of Industry 2.0 includes a feature article by contributing editor, Thomas R. Cutler about Digital Kanban. Industry 2.0 (www.industry20.com) is published monthly. With a controlled circulation base of 30,000, more than two hundred thousand monthly readers across India, have relied up this vital publication since 2002. Covering twenty industry sectors, Industry 2.0 reaches key decision-makers. 65% of the publications readers are managing directors, CEO's, vice presidents and other senior executives. Industry 2.0 is for manufacturers and suppliers of industrial, factory and process automation, motion control, machine control, process control and instrumentation products and services.

Datacraft Solutions
http://www.datacraftsolutions.com
Kelly Pryor
800-819-5326


---
Press release service and press release distribution provided by http://www.24-7pressrelease.com


# # #

Read more Press Releases from Kelly Pryor:


Press Release Service & Press Release Distribution News Supplied By 24-7PressRelease.com
Press Release Contact Information:
Kelly Pryor
Datacraft Solutions

Marketing Manager
USA
Voice: 800-819-5326
E-Mail: Email us Here
Website: Visit Our Website
Disclaimer:
If you have any questions regarding information in this press release, please contact the person listed in the contact module of this page. Please do not attempt to contact 24-7 Press Release. We are unable to assist you with any information regarding this release. 24-7 Press Release disclaims any content contained in this press release. Please see our complete Terms of Service disclaimer for more information.