An application park is the collection of systems – such as ERP, WMS, MES or TMS – that run your operation, and more broadly your business.
In conducting an application park audit, LIDD maps out each system used to support operations, the business functions and decisions made by each system, the master data held by each system and the integrations between the systems. The audit uncovers functional gaps and performance defects within each piece of software and across the application park.
Through an application park audit, LIDD helps you:
Understand the best I.T. options to modernize a supply chain and better serve diverse sales channels
Quantify the time and financial commitment required to implement the right systems
Develop sequenced plans for implementing new systems and improving existing ones
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Jean-Martin Roux Principal
Jean-Martin Roux Principal
Jean-Martin has been a logistics applications and integration specialist since 2005 and helps clients throughout North America implement supply chain technology. He has worked with clients on all facets of their supply chain application park: Warehouse Management Systems (WMS), Transportation Management Systems (TMS), Manufacturing Execution Systems (MES) and Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP). Jean-Martin holds a bachelor’s degree in Industrial Engineering from ETS Montreal.
Mathieu Galipeau Director
Mathieu Galipeau Director
Mathieu integrates distribution technologies and optimizes supply chain infrastructure for clients across different industries. He has successfully managed more than 15 business software solution projects, that focuses on systems such as: Warehouse Management Systems (WMS) and Manufacturing Execution Systems (MES). Mathieu is a graduate from École de Technologie Supérieure de Montréal (ETS) with a degree in Operations and Logistics Engineering.
Jean-Philippe Lacroix Project Manager
Jean-Philippe Lacroix Project Manager
Jean-Philippe has led several WMS implementation projects at meal solution and food production companies. His experience involves designing physical and systematic work flows and integrating new automated manufacturing solutions. Jean-Philippe graduated with a degree in Industrial Engineering from Polytechnique de Montreal.