Increase Productivity

Of course you think about ways to increase your company’s productivity.  Let us show you how DiMS! can make that happen.

DiMS! software enables you to improve your productivity levels considerably by creating the most optimal production schedule, enabling you to check and monitor order status in real time, and providing automatic alerts for purchase orders and order responses.

What can DiMS! do to increase your productivity?

• Optimal production scheduling of every order through maximum control of your scheduler, combined with DiMS!' smart information technology.
• Easy problem-solving - possible through real-time tracking through Direct Machine Interface and a "what-if" planning function.
• Excellent time management because DiMS! provides automatic alerts to each responsible person of their necessary to-do tasks.

Optimal production scheduling
The DiMS! scheduling functionality facilitates maximum control over job scheduling, both within a plant and across all enterprise locations. Utilizing this automated functionality, the planner can execute scheduling changes, add jobs, and reassign locations - and in the end, the optimal schedule will be written back into the system.
 
Check and monitor order status
DiMS!’ Direct Machine Interface provides real-time connections to all machinery so you can repeatedly view the status of every order and respond to problems quickly and accurately. In addition, the "what-if" planning function enables you to trouble-shoot and quickly alleviate problems by evaluating proposed courses of action and selecting the most optimal resolution.
 
Automatic Alerts
DiMS! provides automatic alerts to streamline both front- and back-end responsibilities. For example, if a customer service representative has to contact a customer to request certain files or input, the tasks are sure to be top-of-mind with DiMS!' automatic reminders. Likewise, if items are needed for a newly scheduled order or a depleting stock item, DiMS! will remind your purchaser long before the stock runs out.