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Arlinghaus Plumbing Heating and Air, a leading provider of plumbing, HVAC, and indoor air quality services, is excited to announce a major enhancement to its digital capabilities. By integrating e-commerce into their online website platform, Arlinghaus is now offering an unprecedented level of convenience and efficiency to its customers and the community. This strategic move allows instant access to HVAC equipment and water heater replacement quotes, the ability to purchase filters directly from their website, a convenient way to sign up for the Happy House Club, and an intuitive online store for a streamlined shopping and planning experience.

A – Z Printing, one of the nation's leading producer of custom printed raffle tickets through raffleticket.com is announcing the 2015 "Impact a Life" College Scholarship. The 2015 scholarship offers three separate cash grants for eligible students.

In its most recent issue, COLLOQUY magazine, the voice of loyalty marketing since 1990, explores the next update to the U.S. Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP) and what it means for companies accounting for their issued loyalty rewards that go unredeemed.

Modern Machine Shop Looks at How E2 Jobshop Solutions and IPads Keep Supervisors on the Shopfloor

Manufacturing journalist, Thomas R. Cutler, profiled the unique elements in make to order manufacturing job shops in the most current issue of Automation.com. According Cutler, “The make to order (MTO) strategy only manufactures the end-product once the customer places the order. This can create additional wait time for the customer to receive the product, but allows for more flexible customization compared to purchasing from inventory. The make to order (MTO) strategy relieves the problems of excessive inventory that is common with the traditional make to stock (MTS) strategy. The make-to-order business needs to have effective and accurate estimating and quoting as well as BOM’s (bill of materials), Order Entry, Scheduling, Job Costing and Tracking, Purchasing, Quality, Inventory Control, and Full Accounting.”

Manufacturing journalist, Thomas R. Cutler, profiled the unique elements in make to order manufacturing job shops in the most current issue of AutomationMedia.com. According Cutler, “The make to order (MTO) strategy only manufactures the end-product once the customer places the order. This can create additional wait time for the customer to receive the product, but allows for more flexible customization compared to purchasing from inventory. The make to order (MTO) strategy relieves the problems of excessive inventory that is common with the traditional make to stock (MTS) strategy. The make-to-order business needs to have effective and accurate estimating and quoting as well as BOM’s (bill of materials), Order Entry, Scheduling, Job Costing and Tracking, Purchasing, Quality, Inventory Control, and Full Accounting.”

Magdic Precision Tooling (MPT) is a nineteen-person tool and die shop in East McKeesport, PA. The company makes compaction dies for carbide cutting tools. Die forms look like drills, end mills, and cutting inserts.

Many NTMA members are small businesses, privately owned and operated, yet the industry generates sales in excess of $40 billion a year. The nearly 2000 members design and manufacture special tools, dies, jigs, fixtures, gages, special machines, and precision machined parts. Some firms specialize in experimental research and development work. Many NTMA members are customers of E2 Shoptech Manufacturing Software.

COLLOQUY, a global provider of loyalty publications, education and research, today announced that its 9th Annual COLLOQUY Loyalty Summit will be held September 13-15, 2011, at Rancho Palos Verdes, Calif. The Summit, to feature some off the best-known names in loyalty and marketing, also will serve as the occasion for the 2nd Annual COLLOQUY Loyalty Awards, Presented by LoyaltyOne and Visa.

Tooling and Manufacturing Association Member E2 by Shoptech is the Leading Manufacturing Software Provider for Job Shops

Society of Manufacturing Engineers includes E2 the Leading Manufacturing Software for Job Shops

Infiniti of Cincinnati is proud to show customers the benefits of the 2011 Infiniti QX56, a full-sized luxury SUV packed with features.

E2, by Shoptech Software (http://www.Shoptech.com) is the leading Shop Control Software. With a foundation in the contract manufacturing business, Shoptech Software has built an unmatched reputation by providing easy-to-use software for machine shops, job shops, and make-to-order (MTO) manufacturers. Setting the industry standard, E2 is the technology solution for managing shops regardless of industry sector or size.

E2, by Shoptech Software is the leading Shop Control Software. With a foundation in the contract manufacturing business, Shoptech Software has built an unmatched reputation by providing easy-to-use software for machine shops, job shops, and make-to-order (MTO) manufacturers. Setting the industry standard, E2 is the technology solution for managing shops regardless of industry sector or size.

E2, by Shoptech Software is the leading Shop Control Software. With a foundation in the contract manufacturing business, Shoptech Software has built an unmatched reputation by providing easy-to-use software for machine shops, job shops, and make-to-order (MTO) manufacturers. Setting the industry standard, E2 is the technology solution for managing shops regardless of industry sector or size.

Machine shops come in all sizes, from a one-person shop, to those with more than two hundred on staff. Some machine shops handle only small quantity orders, while others get into long-running production jobs. Regardless of size, the common reality of all machine shops is constant change from product quantities to delivery dates and countless other variables. E2, is specifically designed to easily handle these constant changes.

From quotes to orders to shipments, from materials to scheduling to quality, as wells as contact management and accounting functionality, E2 allows for improved efficiencies, greater flexibility, and improved profits.

Machine shops come in all sizes, from a one-person shop, to those with more than two hundred on staff. Some machine shops handle only small quantity orders, while others get into long-running production jobs. Regardless of size, the common reality of all machine shops is constant change from product quantities to delivery dates and countless other variables. E2, is specifically designed to easily handle these constant changes.

Manufacturing journalist, Thomas R. Cutler, profiled the unique elements in make to order manufacturing job shops in the most current issue of AS411.com. According Cutler, “The make to order (MTO) strategy only manufactures the end-product once the customer places the order. This can create additional wait time for the customer to receive the product, but allows for more flexible customization compared to purchasing from inventory. The make to order (MTO) strategy relieves the problems of excessive inventory that is common with the traditional make to stock (MTS) strategy. The make-to-order business needs to have effective and accurate estimating and quoting as well as BOM’s (bill of materials), Order Entry, Scheduling, Job Costing and Tracking, Purchasing, Quality, Inventory Control, and Full Accounting.”

E2 Shoptech Manufacturing Software is a proud member of The National Tooling and Machining Association. NTMA is the national representative of the custom precision manufacturing industry in the United States.

E2 Proud Tooling and Manufacturing Association Member and Leading Manufacturing Software Provider for Job Shops

E2 Shoptech Manufacturing Software is a proud member of the Society of Manufacturing Engineers. SME is the world's leading professional society advancing manufacturing knowledge and influencing more than half a million manufacturing practitioners annually.

Machine shops come in all sizes, from a one-person shop, to those with more than two hundred on staff. Some machine shops handle only small quantity orders, while others get into long-running production jobs. Regardless of size, the common reality of all machine shops is constant change from product quantities to delivery dates and countless other variables. E2, is specifically designed to easily handle these constant changes.

CNC Manufacturing Machining Company Guthrie Machine Work Praises E2 Manufacturing Software

Machine shops come in all sizes, from a one-person shop, to those with more than two hundred on staff. Some machine shops handle only small quantity orders, while others get into long-running production jobs. Regardless of size, the common reality of all machine shops is constant change from product quantities to delivery dates and countless other variables. E2, is specifically designed to easily handle these constant changes.

Precision Machined Products Association has been directly linked to the Industry since its inception in 1933, as the NSMPA - National Screw Machine Products Association. Created by a group of screw machine shop owners seeking to improve the standing of the Industry their mission remains alive and well today some sixty eight years later. E2 Shoptech manufacturing software is a proud member of the PMPA and many members use the technology with great success.

After working with E2 technical support to implement the job shop software, George Rogers of KBWF described E2's operation as "smooth." With the shop management software in place, he has been able to cut out multiple data entries, reducing time on re-orders and can convert purchase orders for a job in minutes.