Louis Columbus, Enterprise Software Strategist06.18.20
The COVID-19 pandemic has pushed medical product manufacturers to rapidly scale up capacity while protecting the health of employees. One company that has successfully balanced these demands is Core Technology Molding Corporation. Leading firms, such as Merck, rely on the Greensboro, NC-based supplier to produce molded parts for biotechnology, medical technologies, and pharmaceuticals. And, the manufacturer now delivers products to 125 countries on five continents.
Prior to the pandemic, Core Technology had already established itself as a trusted provider to medical product companies with ISO-7 and ISO-6 certified medical clean rooms and a strong commitment to Six Sigma best practices. Then, early business continuity planning in February 2020, combined with agility made possible by the company’s DelmiaWorks manufacturing enterprise resource planning (ERP) system, enabled the company to meet dramatic spikes in demand even as many employees worked from home.
This article is featured in the MPO eBook "Managing Medtech Manufacturing: Succeeding Through Software." Click here to download the eBook and finish reading this article.
Prior to the pandemic, Core Technology had already established itself as a trusted provider to medical product companies with ISO-7 and ISO-6 certified medical clean rooms and a strong commitment to Six Sigma best practices. Then, early business continuity planning in February 2020, combined with agility made possible by the company’s DelmiaWorks manufacturing enterprise resource planning (ERP) system, enabled the company to meet dramatic spikes in demand even as many employees worked from home.
This article is featured in the MPO eBook "Managing Medtech Manufacturing: Succeeding Through Software." Click here to download the eBook and finish reading this article.
