6
January
2009
HANDLING AND INDUSTRIAL AUTOMATION
IT Solutions
Automating materials flow control requires maximum planning, discipline and simplification of all the physical and information flows. CASSIOLI offers single modules for controlling special machineries and complete software packages for supervising all warehouse processes as well.
The flexible architecture of CASSIOLI's IT solutions allows for effective communication between high level systems (Host, SAP and so on) and slave systems, up to the control of individual handling devices.
The modular structure of our software products allows for satisfying any customer requirement and to adapt to the existing information system. By means of an integrated interface, the user controls all warehouse activities, by displaying operational areas and configuring characteristic parameters of the warehouse itself.
The flexible architecture of CASSIOLI's IT solutions allows for effective communication between high level systems (Host, SAP and so on) and slave systems, up to the control of individual handling devices.
The modular structure of our software products allows for satisfying any customer requirement and to adapt to the existing information system. By means of an integrated interface, the user controls all warehouse activities, by displaying operational areas and configuring characteristic parameters of the warehouse itself.
Warehouse Management System (WMS)
Complete goods traceability, increased productivity, better service quality, smaller administrative costs: CASSIOLI's WMS.
Warehouse Control System (WCS)
The control system for all subsystems relating to warehouse processes.
Manufacturing Execution System (MES)
Production line management in terms of physical/information flows, quality management and maintenance.
Testing System
Specific software products for managing functional testing systems. Complete integrability also with our new infrared technology.
Simulation
Our Research & Development department, by means of simulation activities, verifies plants operations and system integration well before they are realized.
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