FactoryWidgets Version 3.1.1 Speeds Configuration & Management
CHARLOTTE, N.C., June 30, 2010 – Software Toolbox, Inc., a leading supplier of industrial automation software, today announced the release of the Version 3.1.1 update to the popular FactoryWidgets™ software for viewing and monitoring manufacturing performance data on desktop computers. This new version’s capability increases the value of the FactoryWidgets product by encouraging the use of standardized configurations that enhance business consistency and the sharing of ‘best practices’ configurations among users anywhere in a company. More...
FactoryWidgets™ Webcasts
 How do your managers stay on top of key metrics? Do they have to keep a browser or thick application up on their screens? Learn how FactoryWidgets put the right information in front of the right people, at the right time, at the right price. Put your desktop to work for you in an elegantly simple, easy-to-configure way. Watch as we connect to data sources quickly and imagine how your manufacturing productivity can grow when you deploy FactoryWidgets.
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Pepsi Bottling Ventures Generates Fast ROI with FactoryWidgets
“This new capability frees up at least an hour a day per person, which is equivalent to adding another person to the staff, free of charge – and that’s a wonderful initial return on investment (ROI),” Chris Bacon noted... read the rest of the story
Boise Wood Products Deploys FactoryWidgets
“We started using this solution in the first quarter of this year and we already have it on virtually all of our plant managers’ and supervisors’ desktops. We started with the superintendents of our sawmill and plywood plants, then added the production manager, who has primary responsibility for the entire complex, and moved out from there.” Read more about how Scott Noble is has helped his team stay on top of operations with FactoryWidgets
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