Company invested more than R$ 1 million for the development of new technology that aims to contribute to the evolution of the Brazilian industrial market through the automation and efficiency of industrial processes
With the new solution, Benner projects a turnover of R$ 12 million by the end of 2022
THE Benner, a Brazilian company that provides software solutions and services that transform business processes, has just announced another solution in its systems portfolio ERP, The Industrial ERP. The company has invested more than R$ 1 million in the development of the new technology, and with the launch, it expects to earn R$ 12 million by the end of 2022.
The objective of the new solution is to foster the development and growth of the industry, in addition to meeting the demands of the already envisioned Industry 5.0. According to the Head of ERP Product at Benner Sistemas, Francis Izzo, the Brazilian industrial market is gaining more and more maturity for digitalization and Benner is ready to meet the needs of this new scenario. “The Industrial ERP solution arrives at the right time for companies to add even more practicality and agility to industrial processes, in order to avoid failures, rework and delays”, he explains.
From the purchase of supplies, through the entry and sales of goods, to the result of the final product, the features of the new Benner system involve the integration of PLC (Programmable Logic Controller) added to other technologies and equipment, such as sensors, collectors and barcode readers. In this way, the solution makes it possible to reduce possible errors, such as typing errors, for example.
Among other functionalities, the Industrial ERP solution will also be able to provide data and strategic resources for decision-making, such as dashboards that allow monitoring the evolution of industries in real time; intelligent notes that signal the need for resupply for stock control and planning; automatic signaling of quotation requests to partner suppliers; and logistical control, including the indication of productive capacities and production deadlines.
Also according to Izzo, this system promises to stand out in the market for having differentials that include the use of technologies web and mobile, with cloud hosting. “With these resources, we were able to reduce costs for industries, as they will be able to free up their physical spaces. Another advantage is that employees gain mobility and are able to manage processes remotely, being able to offer commands to the machines and obtain real-time data visualization, anytime and anywhere”, he explains.
At first, the company aims to reach discrete industries with the launch, that is, those that produce distinct and individual items, such as automobiles, metallurgy, chemicals, textiles, food, metal mechanics and investment casting. “Today, our technological resources precisely meet the demand of these market niches. But, even this year, the objective is to invest in MRP2 to serve the industrial market more broadly”, concludes Izzo.
