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Löfbergs Selects Infor EAM through Infor Partner Prevas
One of the Nordic¹s Largest Family-Owned Coffee Roasters to Implement New Enterprise Asset Management Software
Published 27 September 2016
NEW YORK August 23, 2016 Infor, a leading provider of beautiful business applications specialized by industry and built for the cloud, today announced that Löfbergs is implementing Infor Enterprise Asset Management (EAM), with assistance from Infor partner Prevas, for the group's largest roasting house and production facility in Sweden.
Löfbergs is one of the Nordic countries¹ largest family-owned coffee roasting houses. Production corresponds to 10.5 million cups of coffee each day. The group has sales of SEK 1.7 billion annually and has approximately 330 employees in five countries.
Löfbergs has chosen Infor EAM to help it achieve more optimal and cost-effective asset management in production. "Infor EAM is also an important tool for achieving sustainable development,² says Michael Jansson, maintenance manager at Löfbergs. ³Asset management can be used to improve efficiency and routine production, and we were looking for a flexible management system that¹s easy to use. Infor EAM is able to adapt to local conditions and specified requirements; at the same time, Prevas has demonstrated both the will and capability to achieve a successful implementation. The system will provide better input for decisions and enable us to steer our maintenance activities for greater benefit and effect in production."
Infor EAM is one of the world's most-used service and management systems, used by thousands of customers in the public and private sectors worldwide. It is delivered in the Nordic market by Prevas, which is also an Infor EAM Gold Partner.
"Löfbergs¹ production company, Kaffehuset i Karlstad AB, joined with Prevas in assessing how much could be achieved by implementing a modern management system," says Prevas EAM sales executive Magnus Windhede. "Löfbergs¹ management has adopted the sustainable development approach and is working to motivate and engage the organization in its implementation. Infor EAM can be an important tool for sustainability with active administration of the company¹s fixed assets. We¹re very happy that we will be a part of this exciting process during the coming years."
Löfbergs is one of the Nordic countries¹ largest family-owned coffee roasting houses. Production corresponds to 10.5 million cups of coffee each day. The group has sales of SEK 1.7 billion annually and has approximately 330 employees in five countries.
Löfbergs has chosen Infor EAM to help it achieve more optimal and cost-effective asset management in production. "Infor EAM is also an important tool for achieving sustainable development,² says Michael Jansson, maintenance manager at Löfbergs. ³Asset management can be used to improve efficiency and routine production, and we were looking for a flexible management system that¹s easy to use. Infor EAM is able to adapt to local conditions and specified requirements; at the same time, Prevas has demonstrated both the will and capability to achieve a successful implementation. The system will provide better input for decisions and enable us to steer our maintenance activities for greater benefit and effect in production."
Infor EAM is one of the world's most-used service and management systems, used by thousands of customers in the public and private sectors worldwide. It is delivered in the Nordic market by Prevas, which is also an Infor EAM Gold Partner.
"Löfbergs¹ production company, Kaffehuset i Karlstad AB, joined with Prevas in assessing how much could be achieved by implementing a modern management system," says Prevas EAM sales executive Magnus Windhede. "Löfbergs¹ management has adopted the sustainable development approach and is working to motivate and engage the organization in its implementation. Infor EAM can be an important tool for sustainability with active administration of the company¹s fixed assets. We¹re very happy that we will be a part of this exciting process during the coming years."
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