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Scalable Policy Management Helps Carnegie Robotics Earn ISO 9001:2008 Certification
Technology Category
- Functional Applications - Enterprise Resource Planning Systems (ERP)
Applicable Functions
- Business Operation
Use Cases
- Regulatory Compliance Monitoring
Services
- System Integration
The Challenge
Carnegie Robotics, founded in 2010, initially focused on research and development with a small portion of the company’s resources devoted to manufacturing. However, with a rapidly growing manufacturing business and contracts with the government, the company found it increasingly difficult to manage their ever-growing collection of policies and assembly instructions through email and spreadsheets. The company needed a robust policy management system that could accommodate its growth and the need to mature its business processes.
About The Customer
Carnegie Robotics, LLC (CRL), is an ISO 9001:2008 certified supplier of reliable and advanced robotics sensors and platforms for defense, agriculture, mining and commercial applications. CRL has grown steadily since its founding in 2010 by fulfilling the increasing demand for reliable and environmentally robust components that provide perception and intelligence for autonomous systems. In addition, CRL partners with major equipment suppliers to deliver disruptive, automated systems to traditional markets. The company has grown significantly, moving into a 42,000 square foot facility and doubling in size in two years.
The Solution
Carnegie Robotics turned to PolicyTech to help them effectively manage their growing number of policies and procedures. PolicyTech was used to confirm that people have read the policies required by some of their government contracts. The software was also used for a unique purpose – storing assembly instructions. This was crucial for building products for the government where configuration management is very important. PolicyTech was used to control versions of assembly instructions to ensure that new versions were distributed to assemblers quickly and uniformly. The software also helped the company identify issues that needed to be addressed, allowing them to automate the process, identify failure points, and correct them in a timely fashion.
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