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Digital operations consulting will help you streamline production or service execution and reduce related costs. The services of ScienceSoft cover technical design of operations management software and, if required, its implementation and continuous support.
We deliver operations management software that helps:
Improve decision-making by enabling high visibility into operational workflows.
Reduce risks of operations bottlenecks by monitoring operations and related risks in real time.
Reduce reporting latency due to automated analysis of operational data.
Raise machinery efficiency due to automated equipment maintenance management.
Reduce inventory costs by monitoring inventory levels and sending automated alerts for replenishment.
Improve workflow coordination between operations functions thanks to collaboration tools.
Improve resource utilization with minimized risks of over- or underutilization.
What Makes Our Operations Management Solutions Stand Out
Data analytics
for accurate production or service planning and operations optimization. Configurable dashboards for real-time visibility into operations data.
Digitalized business workflows
(e.g., production/service order approvals) and advanced techs for process automation (e.g., inventory tracking with barcode or RFID technology and machinery condition monitoring with IoT) to reduce labor costs and the risks of human errors.
Mature data security methods
(authorized user access, user activity logs, data encryption) to protect sensitive operational data.
ScienceSoft Recommends: Top Operations Management Features to Consider
We cover the implementation of all core functionality modules of operations management software.
For production operations management
Operations optimization
with AI recommendations drawn from historical operations data and what-if scenario modeling (to balance production load across plants, compare different versions of a production schedule, etc.).
Inventory and warehouse management R
for reduced inventory costs and streamlined workflows (automated inventory tracking, order picking routing, etc.).
Sales and purchase order management
for a facilitated order creation, approval and tracking.
Workforce management
for simplified workforce scheduling and reporting.
Production quality control
for reduced inventory costs and streamlined workflows (automated inventory tracking, order picking routing, etc.).
For service operations management
Service planning and resource management
to meet the customer demand, maximize resource utilization and improve service execution.
Project management
to accurately plan project budget, time and human resources, monitor project health and manage change requests.
Sales and purchase order management
to simplify time and expense tracking and streamline approvals for timesheets and expense claims.
Service document management
for simplified workforce scheduling and reporting.
Production quality cSupply management
for reduced inventory costs and streamlined workflows (automated inventory tracking, order picking routing, etc.).
We also ensure smooth integration of operations management software with other business-critical software:
Implementation Cost Factors
ScienceSoft suggests taking into consideration the following cost factors when planning operations management software implementation:
Number and complexity of functionality modules. Number and complexity of integrations (such as integrations with legacy software, IoT devices, etc.).
Data volume used for analytics (to forecast resource demand, revenue, etc.), the necessity to implement machine learning algorithms and their complexity.
Required application types – web, mobile, desktop – and a number of platforms supported (for mobile).
Application availability, performance, security, latent capacity and scalability requirements.
Our Customers Can Rely on Our Experience in IT
34 years in IT and 700+ employees on board. Expertise in software consulting and development for companies in 30 industries, including manufacturing, retail & wholesale, professional services, and healthcare firms. Skills in advanced techs:
