Case Studies

Biotechnology startup OGI Biotec adopted manufacturing software early on to get its fledgling production off the ground, a move that quickly proved beneficial.

When a simple stock management system and a tangle of spreadsheets no longer supported his growing operations, Pennsylvania-based entrepreneur Robert Ogden knew it was time for a change. What followed was a double-implementation of MRP software that unlocked a new level of accuracy and collaboration.

Dan Klasel couldn’t cope with the discontinuation of a line of mobile power supply systems, so he and his business partner bought it. Now, his team is modernizing it through automation and ERP software.

After a disastrous experience with a different system, Arcus Cleaning Systems found the perfect software to manage their operations. “MRPeasy has been brilliant for us,” says Ryan Brogan, Director.

Patrick J. Verryn, owner of Move 2 Cloud software consultancy company, is confident in endorsing MRPeasy: “MRPeasy gives me peace of mind. It’s reliable, accurate, and purpose-built for manufacturing. My clients trust it—and so do I.”

Révolution Fermentation went from an at-home labor of love to an intercontinental e-commerce business, boasting a million dollars in yearly revenue. Here’s how MRP software played a pivotal role in supporting its growth.

English power electronics company Poweronics implemented software to get control over their inventory and improve the customer experience. “We’ve never had a material shortage after adopting MRPeasy,” says Colin Hart, Managing Director.

David Altemir, Founder of Altemir Consulting manufacturing consultancy from Dallas, used to build rocket ships. Today, he has his feet firmly planted on the shop floor, helping manufacturers across America improve their operational efficiency.

Tennessee-based Horticulture Lighting Group has harnessed the power of MRP software to streamline its operations and drive sustained growth. “We managed to implement MRPeasy in under 3 months without many issues, a sharp contrast to big ERPs,” says CFO Bruce Heinemann.