Megabyte installs Oracle e-Business suite at Seifert MTM Systems

Megabyte’s Oracle Enterprise Solutions Business Unit was entrusted with the execution of the deliverables that formed part of the project.

Using a team of manufacturing industry experts and Oracle application specialists, Megabyte implemented a vast list of the eBusiness suite modules.

These included general ledger, assets, cash management, purchasing, order management, inventory, bills of material, capacity, cost management, engineering, master scheduling/MRP, quality, work in progress and project costing across all financials, logistics and discrete manufacturing business areas of Seifert MTM Systems.

Megabyte explained that the project lasted for close to one year to complete, and went live on 28 August 2010.

Seifert MTM General Manager Ruben Cuschieri explained: “As part of our group’s strategy to expand its global operations from its head office in Malta and the drive to increase our competitiveness and operational efficiency, we felt the need to invest in a flexible state-of-the-art ERP system.

“After detailed evaluation of potential solutions by the project team, we determined that Oracle ERP backed by the professional team at Megabyte fitted best our complex and demanding setup,” Cuschieri insisted.

“Now, a year later I would take the same decision. Tapping into ERDF scheme funds for E-Business, enhanced further the feasibility of this project,” he concluded.

On her part, Megabyte Oracle enterprises solution unit head Mary Grace Busuttil said: “We were thrilled to win a contract of this magnitude with such a globally renowned company.

She explained how Seifert MTM initially entrusted this project to Megabyte “due to the product functionality versatility that will enable a single application to be used across the globe, our project approach and our can-do attitude for getting the job done

“During the project, it became clear that the high quality of staff at Seifert MTM made the implementation process very smooth and efficient, resulting in another ‘on-time’ and ‘within budget’  implementation notched up for Megabyte,” Busuttil concluded.