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| Cambashi’s growth continues with the April 2008 opening of Cambashi Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of Cambashi Ltd., with headquarters in Massachusetts.
Julie Fraser, previously Principal of analyst firm Industry Directions , joins Cambashi as President of Cambashi Inc. Julie brings extensive experience of information technology in industry, with focus areas in Manufacturing Execution Systems and Supply Chain solutions. Julie’s expertise broadens and deepens Cambashi’s knowledge and insights in Engineering, Plant Floor, Supply Chain and Enterprise Solutions. If you would like to hear how Cambashi might add value to your projects, |
Cambashi, based in Cambridge UK, provides independent research and analysis of the business reasons to use IT in industry world-wide. Its specialist fields include Engineering and Enterprise applications and the infrastructure to enable industrial firms to use IT effectively. Cambashi publishes market size estimates in the Cambashi Engineering Applications Market Observatory. Its clients vary in size from small to large and include most of the leading software vendors and many pioneering IT users. Cambashi is a member of CATN, an international association of consultants.
Cambashi and Industry Directions have been partners with very similar business models for many years. This latest move combines resources in a more formal way to deliver better service to clients. |
Cambashi research suggests that the next ten years will see a wave of re-investment in software applications.
Mass customization, globalization, specialization and outsourcing are leading to Industry Networks that combine resources to satisfy customers. New software applications will help operate Industry Networks so they add value for the customer and don’t simply shift costs around the chain. Cambashi believes that new infrastructure technologies such as Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) will enable smaller application components to work together to support unique and adaptable business processes. This will provide an attractive alternative to older monolithic and potentially inflexible applications. |
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