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FMC Technologies, Inc.
 
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Building the future on a solid foundation, FMC Technologies, Inc. creates an enterprise-wide information infrastructure

Business:

Major supplier of food and beverage processing systems and equipment, including harvesters, sterilizers, extractors, fillers, closers, evaporators and aseptic systems.

Objective:

To create a global infrastructure that allows FMC to create valuable business information, both within and across divisions.

Technology Need:

Ability to access and integrate information from a variety of systems, including:

  • Proprietary, DBMS (MANMAN), and RMS applications running on DEC OpenVMS
  • DB2 data on the AS/400 platform
  • ISAM files on HP/UX systems
  • TurboIMAGE running on the MPE operating system in an HP3000 environment (accessed using MBF-UDALink)
  • Microsoft ACCESS on Windows

Solution:

Used Attunity Connect (a.k.a. MBF-Enterprise) to create an enterprise-wide information infrastructure that supports cross-division business intelligence. For example, the IT team consolidated vendor information across all the divisions of the corporation to achieve competitive, equitable pricing and services.

Added Benefits:

  • Interoperates with all FMC data sources, applications, and platforms
  • Supports a virtual shared data source of customer information across all the divisions of the corporation
  • Reduces inventory levels, increases on-time deliveries and enhances customer care
  • Enables divisions to integrate information from diverse applications internally
  • Delivers an instant ROI by enabling FMC to establish common knowledge about customers and vendors across the entire conglomerate

"One of our major challenges is making information easily accessible from a myriad of systems located around the world. ISG Navigator enables us to meet that challenge and create a strategic information access infrastructure ready for future Internet and intranet information access projects."

Thomas Cahill Director of Information Technology