AUSTIN, TX – Cetec ERP is excited to announce its participation at the Electrical Wire Processing Technology Expo (EWPTE) 2025, taking place May 6-8 at the Wisconsin Center in Milwaukee, WI. Attendees can visit Cetec ERP in booth 1347 to explore how its all-in-one platform helps manufacturers streamline operations, enhance quality management, and reduce costs.

As part of the event’s technical conference, Jordan Jolly, Director at Cetec ERP, will present a session titled "Integrating Internal Failure Tracking and Cost of Quality into Manufacturing Processes" on Wednesday, May 7 at 10:30 a.m. This session will provide valuable insights into tracking internal failures, optimizing cost allocation, and leveraging integrated ERP systems to improve profitability and quality management.

In manufacturing, understanding the Cost of Quality (CoQ) is essential for identifying inefficiencies and improving bottom-line performance. Jolly’s presentation will focus on the importance of tracking labor, finished goods material, and raw material costs associated with internal failures. By integrating real-time inspection failure tracking into ERP systems, manufacturers can visualize total material and labor costs, enabling data-driven quality improvements.

“With proper inspection and failure tracking, companies can gain actionable insights to reduce costs and enhance operational efficiency,” said Jordan Jolly, Director, Cetec ERP. “Our goal is to help manufacturers integrate CoQ principles seamlessly into their ERP systems for smarter decision-making.”

Manufacturers attending EWPTE 2025 are encouraged to visit Cetec ERP’s booth to learn how its fully integrated platform simplifies quality tracking, cost management, and production optimization. Cetec ERP provides an affordable, cloud-based solution that combines ERP, MES, QMS, CRM, MRP, and Accounting into a single, streamlined system tailored for modern manufacturers.

For more information, stop by Cetec ERP’s booth at EWPTE 2025 or visit www.cetecerp.com.

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