Production Manager

GE ‘nin MES Yazılımı, Ağır Sanayi Şirketleri için Kağıtsız Üretimi Optimize Ediyor

GE Dijital, karmaşık kesikli üretim ortamları için güçlü yazılım çözümü, MES yazılımının en yeni sürümü olan Production Manager’ın (Üretim Yöneticisi) piyasaya sürüleceğini açıklamıştı. Production Manager, fabrika tarafındaki mevcut BT sistemlerinin, tesisler arasında tutarsızlık göstermesi; dolayısıyla da yöneticilerin mevcut konfigürasyonları yeniden kullanamaması, uzmanlıklardan yararlanamaması veya MES maliyetlerini düşürememesi gibi önemli üretim uygulama teknolojisi sorunlarını ele alıyor. Kağıda dayalı süreçleri tamamen dijital hale getiren yazılım, şirketlerin kişi başı üretim çıktısını yükseltmesine, raporlama ve idare süreçlerini kısaltmasına, sorunları ve gereken materyalleri azaltmasına ve en güncel rotaların ve iş talimatlarının sunulmasına imkan tanıyor.

Cannes Lions 2018 juri üyelerini açıkladı

21 Mayıs 2018- Uluslararası Yaratıcılık Festivali Cannes Lions, dünyanın her yanından katılan en iyi yaratıcı işleri ödüllendirecek 413 juri üyesini açıkladı.

Turkey among top five with yacht output

ANTALYA - Any yacht enthusiast who’s willing to pay a million dollars for a luxury yacht during these times of economic woe is also set to receive a free motorcycle.

A gate to close-by markets

ISTANBUL - Ontex International, the Belgium-based hygiene products giant, plans to expand to North Africa and Eastern Europe through its operation in Turkey, the firm’s Chief Executive Officer, Michael Teacher said earlier in the week in Istanbul.

Job offers fail to convince villagers

YATAĞAN, Muğla - Locals and environmentalists have reacted harshly to plans for a second power plant in Muğla’s Yatağan district, despite the argument that it will create jobs for the region.

Uzan lands 3.5 years jail for phone cards

ISTANBUL - The leader of the Young Party, or GP, and four associates were sentenced to three and a half years in prison for trying to illegally seize and sell millions of phone cards from the Telsim Telecommunication Company.

Celebrating success in Russian market

MOSCOW - Efes Pilsen celebrates its 10th year in the Russian market as the fourth best-selling beer brand. After a decade, Efes now ranks among the top 50 companies in Russia. The firm refused to exit the country in 1998 and now is reaping the rewards of patience.

Seed industry looks to take root

ANTALYA - The percentage Turkey occupies in the world seed production market continues to grow, as it becomes recognized by more and more countries worldwide. Experiencing a serious reduction in its economic dependence on imports in the last five years, Turkish seed production is expected to grow to a volume of $1 billion by the year 2020

M. Özalp Birol: Solidifying a museum’s future

ISTANBUL -Two years after opening Istanbul’s successful Pera Museum in 2005, the Suna and İnan Kiraç Foundation inaugurated the prestigious Istanbul Research Institute, also run under the steady hand of M. Özalp Birol.

Crowding cited as cause of mishaps

ISTANBUL - The Dutch manufacturer of Istanbul’s metrobuses responds to complaints about the vehicle’s malfunctions. ’They have 230-passenger capacities and can carry up to 280,’ one official says, drawing attention to overloading

TPAO says Chevron's Turkey Black Sea energy exploration talks stall

ANKARA - Turkey has been unable to agree on a deal for oil and gas exploration in the Black Sea with U.S. oil major Chevron, and talks with German firm RWE had stalled, Turkish petrol company TPAO said on Thursday.

Fiat tops auto sales in domestic market

ISTANBUL - Italian automaker Fiat tops auto sales in Turkey last month. In April, Fiat had a 19.1 percent share in Turkey’s total passenger cars and light commercial vehicles market. But the industry already is looking to the weeks ahead, as the temporary tax cut introduced by the government expires as of June 15

Young film producers in Sivas

SİVAS - As part of the International Youth Film Production Workshop, a joint project by Turkey and the United States, 12 young people with technical education in film and documentary-making in Sivas started shooting films.

Agriculture to be saved with plans

ISTANBUL - Prepared with the cooperation of the World Wildlife Fund Turkey and Turkish food company Eti to raise awareness on the effects of climate change on agricultural fields, the project includes scientific modeling and created scenarios

Daiichi to launch center

ISTANBUL - Daiichi-Sankyo, the Japanese pharmaceuticals giant, is planning to open a research and development center in Turkey in the next five years. The firm first entered the Turkish market one year ago.

’Rhythm in Motion’ by Israeli dancers Sheketak

ANKARA - The Israeli group Sheketak, which is composed of dancers and musicians and has so far performed in more than 30 countries around the world, was in Ankara last week as part of the Ankara Music Festival. ’We follow the path of the international language of art,' says director Zahi Patish.

Lunchbox makes a comeback on crisis

IZMIR - In an effort to cut costs, some companies are cancelling lunch services, forcing many employees to prepare their lunches at home. Catering firms also bear the burden of the practice, as the sector contracts 35 percent

Turkish appetite for halal increases

ISTANBUL - A big halal products importer, Turkey has still not been able to take a constructive step in issuance of halal certificates. Halalist Expo 2009 is a step toward playing a key role in dispensing information in halal certificates and will provid a platform to seal business deals worth $5 million

Wine sector thrives in Islamic Morocco

MEKNES, Morocco - On paper, wine is 'haram,' or forbidden to Muslims, but Morocco has become one of the largest winemakers in the Muslim world, with the equivalent of 35 million bottles produced last year. Wine brings the state millions in sales tax, even though Islam appears to be on the rise politically

Dismissing turmoil, Petkim moves forward

İZMİR - A climate of global uncertainty cannot stop Petkim, Turkey’s petrochemicals giant, from aiming high, according to the general manager of the recently-privatized company. Petkim has many exciting projects and is waiting for approval from the Energy Market Regulatory Agency to realize them, says Kenan Yavuz, the general manager

Bait firm grows with poultry

ISTANBUL - Abalıoğlu, a bait producer, triples its poultry sales in three years, thanks to its Lezita brand. Ender Abalıoğlu, the company’s managing director, says Abalıoğlu targets 20 percent to 25 percent growth this year, despite the effects of the slowdown

GL Events eyes Turkish event sector

ISTANBUL - Upcoming international conferences scheduled to be held in Istanbul have caught the attention of French GL Events, the only full service event industry provider offering a global service in events and associated industries.

Not-so-fresh apples of Raşit Çelikezer’s movie

ISTANBUL - Director of some of the acclaimed and much-loved Turkish sitcoms, Raşit Çelikezer, takes his craft to the big screen in ’Gökten 3 Elma Düştü’ (Three Apples Fell from the Sky), with disappointing results as he hurries his underdeveloped characters into a slur of heavy drama

Turkish steel maker Erdemir to halt output if no new orders

Eregli Demir Celik Fabrikalari TAS (Erdemir), Turkey's biggest steelmaker, plans to suspend production in a month if it receives no new orders, Oguz Ozgen, the company's general manager said on Tuesday.

Lira at all-time low against dollar

ISTANBUL - The Turkish Lira dropped to an all-time low against the U.S. dollar yesterday. Fueled by a historic fall in industrial output, the dollar broke another psychological barrier, surpassing 1.82 liras in early afternoon.

Winemakers seek tax regime change

ISTANBUL - Winemaker Doluca believes the government may declare a new and more convenient tax regime for the alcoholic beverages industry. Speaking to Hürriyet Daily News & Economic Review, Doluca General Manager Adnan Erem dismisses claims that the ruling Justice and Development Party is pursuing a policy of pushing down wine consumption through high taxes

Turkey’s vineyards hit hard by the crisis, taxes

ISTANBUL - Turkey’s wine industry, which is already in distress due to high private-consumption tax, contracts 14 percent in 2008 with the impact of the global economic crisis.

Hoping to outgrow the crisis

ADANA / MERSİN - Flower growers and shop owners who have been intensely preparing for St. Valentines Day remain hopeful that "lovers will not care much about the global economic crisis."