HCL Technologies Ltd has announced that the Company is showcasing Synchronized Applications (SynAps) for Manufacturers this week at ARC's 11th Annual Manufacturing Forum. SynAps is the Company's framework for helping manufacturing enterprises seamlessly build, deploy and integrate several disparate systems in the IT manufacturing value chain, thereby improving productivity, reducing Costs and increasing profits.
"Squeezing costs out of manufacturing to produce more for less is no longer a competitive business strategy. Companies today compete as supply chains, not as individual entities, driving the need to shift from the conventional cost-focused manufacturing to collaborative manufacturing that links together the entire manufacturing value chain - including customers, suppliers, partners, regulatory agencies and engineering," stated Sandeep Kishore, Senior Vice President, Hi-Tech and Manufacturing, of the Company. "Through SynAps HCL enables manufacturers to combine the multiple elements of their value chain and realize significant returns as a result of enhanced operational efficiency and improved collaboration."
The Company's SynAps improve productivity in manufacturing in a variety of ways: identifying and eliminating bottlenecks in factory systems; increasing efficiency through the integration of shop floor systems through factory automation; and by synchronizing "top-floor to shop-floor" through engineering and enterprise integration. In addition, SynAps provide improved visibility into the overall supply chain, managing demand signals generated by distribution channels and partners, and by creating modernized IT systems for communications between partners and suppliers.
The Company has more than a decade of experience in supplier, partner, customer and enterprise IT integrations within manufacturing, including expertise across the manufacturing value chain - including on the shop floor and in automation. In addition, the Company has deep product engineering arid professional services experience across hi-tech, semiconductor, aerospace, automotive and life sciences.