A recent article from Inside Indiana Business profiled a recent announcement from Satellite Industries, who is planning on relocating its United Stated headquarters from Minnesota to Indiana.
According to a recent press release from Indiana Michigan Power (I&M), the company has initiated a plan called “Powering Up Northeast Indiana” which will invest $500 million into the state’s electricity transmission infrastructure.
Last month, the Times of Northwest Indiana covered the hiring efforts by small businesses in Indiana.
A debate in Indiana has been taken to the next level as it was announced this week that the state Senate has approved a measure by a 35-11 vote that will cut taxes for local businesses.
While basic systems are still evergreen and are easy to upgrade, highly customized ERP software will be considered “legacy” software by 2016.
When it comes to the manufacturing industry, there is a shift going on where many organizations are bringing operations back to the United States.
According to an article from Inside Indiana Business, Governor Mike Pence has taken out a full page ad in this weekend’s Sunday New York Times.
A recent article from CRN recapped a white paper by IDC Manufacturing Insights that examined barriers for high-tech manufacturing companies that are not using ERP solutions.
A recent article from Michigan State University Extension examined the impact that some of these software have on the greenhouse businesses among others.
With the right manufacturing business software, organizations will be ready for the trends of 2014.
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