MANUFACTURING SOFTWARE “From our customer experience, we have not seen a
great demand for cloud-based ERP systems up to this point,” Henning stated. “Most of our customers still feel more comfortable with an on-premises approach because that offers them more control over their systems and data. The fact of the matter is that companies wanting to use an off-premises-based ERP sys- tem must have the availability of very fast and reliable high-speed broad- band Internet services, and broad- band Internet services are not always available or as reliable in more rural areas of country where many smaller manufacturers may be located.” Henning said some customers have chosen to move their computer infrastructure into the cloud by both using a cloud-based server as well as cloud-based workstations connecting remotely via thin-client remote desktop connections. If broadband is available, there can be a potential cost savings by using virtual servers and workstations in the cloud, he added.
“By running their computer infra-
structure in the cloud, companies can avoid the capital expense of buying
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their own servers and workstations by using simple thin- client devices. By avoiding the cost of managing their own computer infrastructure, there may be some opportunity for cost savings.”
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The extensive list of machine features include: Anti-friction PTFE material between saddle and bed for greatly improved surface finish • Heavy-duty cast iron, hardened and ground, bed ways • Triangular web bed design CNC1000/2000/3000/4000 models • Extra wide bed maximizes support for saddle and cross slide assembly • Variable AC spindle drive motor • Automatic three range headstock (Automatic four range headstock on CNC7000/8000 models) • Superior headstock positive flow lubrication system • Automatic oil system to guide ways & ballscrews • Digital AC servo drive system • Fully enclosed, interlocking guarding (optional on models with 120" centers and larger) and much more...
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