Any company with a large network of connected interests may see benefits from adopting appropriate business software solutions that allow for convenient resource management. However, some industries will find themselves in an especially good position to interact with others. Energy companies might be among those, and one energy developer will finally be opening its doors more than one year after breaking ground.

The Greene County Daily World has described how the Battery Innovation Center will bring its facilities and resources to the area in order for different organizations to work toward technological progress. It has been a gradual process, as different elements have been added to the center to bring it to completion.

According to the facility's official blog, there are already multiple plans in development that the center will begin after it officially opens. More than $15 million has been invested in its construction, and the Daily World quoted the president of Energy Systems Network, the project's parent company, who described the importance that this center carries with it.

"The need for robust energy storage operating systems becomes more apparent as the number of disparate assets in the total energy system increases," he said. There will be an official ribbon-cutting ceremony and a tour around the 32,000 square feet that make up the Center's grounds.

Ending disparity between sectors is of course part of what good manufacturing business software is all about, and seriously working toward it can help your business enterprise more seriously reach for a quantifiable success, especially in an area as favorable to its development as Indiana.