Enterprise applications running in the cloud are playing a big role in helping manufacturers respond to change.  Today, manufacturers are moving to a subscription licensing and cost model, providing the ability to access data anywhere, anytime, via always up-to-date software in the cloud.

Join our Webinar on April 2 at 2:05 p.m. ET as Cindy Jutras from Mint Jutras and Patrick Fetterman from Plex talk about how manufacturers are using Cloud ERP to:

• Reduce costs by eliminating upgrades
• Get real-time visibility for data-driven decisions
• Increase supplier collaboration and scheduling
• Reduce inventory cost

During this webinar, we will discuss market trends, benchmarking and performance, and key business benefits.  We will also review how Plex is helping companies be more competitive, drive efficiencies, and be more responsive to manufacturer needs with their ERP cloud solution.  Register Today.

Presenter: Cindy Jutras, President, Mint Jutras

Cindy Jutras is a widely recognized expert in analyzing the impact of enterprise applications on business performance. Utilizing over 35 years of corporate experience and specific expertise in manufacturing, supply chain, customer service and business performance management, Cindy has spent the past 8 years benchmarking the performance of software solutions in the context of the business benefits of technology. In 2011, Cindy founded Mint Jutras LLC (www.mintjutras.com), specializing in analyzing and communicating the business value enterprise applications bring to the enterprise.

Presenter: Patrick Fetterman, Vice President of Product Marketing, Plex Systems

Patrick Fetterman serves as Vice President of Product Marketing for Plex Systems and is responsible for defining the strategy and managing the execution of all product marketing activities for the organization. The Plex Manufacturing Cloud, Plex Systems’ flagship product, provides “shop floor to top floor” solutions for the manufacturing enterprise.  The Plex Manufacturing Cloud is used by nearly 400 companies to run over 1,100 manufacturing facilities in 20 countries across a number of different discrete and process manufacturing verticals.