Mike Blake, one of the original developers of the process manufacturing functions in what is known today as Ross ERP, has just joined Ceiba Solutions as a full-time employee. One of the most knoweledgable consultants in the area of process requirements, and especially the inner workings of the Ross ERP software suite, Mike has served as a contracted expert for Ceiba with a number of customers. Now living in Australia, Mike has become a full-time employee, much to the delight of many Ceiba Solutions customers.
Former Process-ERP Software Designer Joins Ceiba Solutions
Ceiba Solutions in the Bio International Conference, Chicago, May 3-6
Life Science and Pharmaceutical customers of Ross ERP software should look for Ceiba Solutions in the New Zealand Pavilion and the Massachusetts Pavilions at this signature industry event. Ceiba Solutions will be showcasing the Ceiba Data Integrator, used for mapping different applications into a synchronsized process, will unveil a prototype of the Ceiba Dashboard, a joint investment with the New Zealand Government that introduces the “Next Generation Solution” for Business Intelligence.
For more information on Bio International, go to: http://convention.bio.org/default.aspx
New Zealand Invests in Ceiba Solutions Software Development
The New Zealand Government’s Foundation for Research, Science and Technology is making an investment of $NZ600,000 to help Ceiba create a drug development information ‘dashboard.’ Read more: NZ_Investment
Ceiba Solutions Signs on as Services Partner for IFS
Ceiba Solutions has joined the family of IFS business partners to bring its software and consulting expertise in application integration and composite software development in support of IFS customers. Both companies have already worked closely together, and this formal arrangement will make it easier to bring the right resources together at the right time on future projects.
For more information on IFS, please go to: http://www.ifsworld.com
Ceiba Solutions in the Boston Business Journal
Ceiba Solutions joins a number of international companies establishing business in the Massachusetts Life Science community. Read about it here: Boston Business Journal