March 13, 2010Cherasia achieves superspeed decision-making with Infor ERP
Cherasia achieves superspeed decision-making with Infor ERP
By Allan Tan | Nov 4, 2008
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Hong Kong’s Cherasia Limited is distribution center for the product lines of keyboard switches, advanced performance keyboards, snap switches, pushwheel switches, and sensors. Cherasia is a subsidiary of Cherry Corp, famed for products used in many different applications by the automotive, computer, and consumer and commercial markets around the world.
The commissioning of a new factory in Zhuhai City, China, and a corporate plan to shift more manufacturing to China were behind Cherasia Limited’s decision to implement Infor™ ERP SyteLine.
Previously Cherasia depended on Microsoft Excel spreadsheets to manage the business. Information accuract and access were major issues.
Styline is flexible solution that supports the manufacturing and business operations of Cherasia, providing information processing speed and accuracy.
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