Ross Group Inc. has signed an agreement to develop and deploy a supply chain application for DMAX, Ltd. The GM Duramax 6600 V-8 Turbo Diesel, which debuted in 2000, is produced at the Dayton Ohio plant.
Based Ross Group's powerful ConXons framework, the SCPower (Supply Chain Power) system development started after the completion of two other ConXons based applications, IQA and STD. Ross Group will complete the project in three phases including assessment, development/integration, and maintenance/support.
Ross Group's ConXons based solution is a powerful J2EE development framework that makes developing and maintaining complex internet applications easier, faster, and less costly than client server legacy systems or other web based frameworks.
ConXons is a scalable robust framework that removes all the guesswork and shortens the development time. ConXons features include:
- Standard templates that offer starting points to shorten development time
- Built in connections to the powerful Oracle database
- Object based architecture
- Security and encryption
- Customizable navigation
Ross Group Inc has tackled similar challenges for other manufacturing companies using ConXons software and professional services. "ConXons is an excellent fit to meet the needs of not only DMAX, but other GM divisions and suppliers as well" said Gary Codeluppi of Ross Group Inc.
"We have a solid relationship with Ross Group. DMAX resources are working together with their consultants as a unified team to develop this SCPower project," said Dwayne Hopkins IT Director at DMAX. "Based on their experience, knowledge and skills of developing, deploying and maintaining web based systems for manufacturers, we are confident Ross Group willprovide a high quality solution for DMAX."
DMAX Ltd. manufactures the Duramax Diesel engines used primarily in the Chevy Silverado and GMC Sierra trucks and is located in Moraine, Ohio. Ross Group Inc., founded in 1993, develops solutions for a data intensive world. It is an IT services company with offices in Dayton, Cincinnati, Atlanta, and Charlotte.
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