Manufacturing
Connect the business around the production floor.
Select manufacturers have inventory, warehouse, and multi-location needs similar to a distributor’s. Narium’s fit starts with those shared business and IT requirements.
Look at the handoffs around production
Materials arrive, inventory changes, orders move, and finished goods leave. The business systems carrying that information connect purchasing, warehousing, sales, and accounting. Identify the handoff where information becomes late, incomplete, or manually re-entered.
Separate business IT from machine control
Networks, endpoints, user access, and business applications are a different scope from machinery, PLCs, MES, or production controls. A conversation about business IT must not be treated as a commitment to support or alter those specialist systems.
Work with the owners already involved
Manufacturers often depend on equipment suppliers and application specialists. Bring those relationships into the discussion so access, responsibilities, and escalation paths can be established around the work being considered.
Confirm the platform and the fit
Our confirmed hands-on ERP depth is Epicor Eclipse. Tell us which systems run your operation and where you need support. The first conversation establishes whether Narium, your current specialists, or a combination is appropriate.
Connected work
Explore the systems and responsibilities around it.
Managed IT / Core Infrastructure
Managed IT and co-managed IT services for distributors start with the systems, people, and handoffs that keep product moving. Infrastructure decisions need to reflect the work happening at each location.
Explore →Warehouse and Inventory Systems
Inventory, picking, labels, and fulfillment depend on connected systems. A warehouse issue needs to be understood in the context of how product actually moves.
Explore →Cybersecurity
Protecting an industrial business starts with understanding its users, systems, access, and operational dependencies. Controls need clear ownership and a place in everyday work.
Explore →Your next step
Bring the problem your team is working around.
Tell us about your operation, the systems involved, and where you need help.
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