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Tidal Software announced that Albany International Corp. is deploying Tidal
solutions to assist in the rollout and to automate the ongoing operation of its
new worldwide implementation of SAP.
“We are pulling together all our business units onto a single ERP instance
based on SAP,” said Barry Duncan, Director, IT & Development at Albany
International Corp. “We’re integrating certain manufacturing applications, such
as shop floor automation and CRM, with Microsoft .NET applications through SOA
and Web Services. The result is a system that provides better planning and
support for the operation of the business. We turned to Tidal to ensure that
this consolidated system would deliver the consistent level of service our
users expect and need.”
Key to the project’s success is the ability to proactively maintain consistent
service levels in the face of significant changes in the infrastructure and
consolidation of all users onto a single system.
“Performance is going to be extremely important to us,” said
“We are undergoing a tremendous amount of change,” said
The integration between Tidal’s scheduling and performance solutions, Tidal ASAP, will provide
“Everyone is trying to do more with less,” said
“Albany International’s approach to datacenter consolidation and automation is systematic and disciplined. All businesses undertaking these same efforts can learn a great deal from
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