In a deal worth 200,000, according to Scorpio chief executive officer Ian Whitfield, the firm has purchased data terminals to monitor 27 different finishing resources.
Technique began installing the system three weeks ago and is due to complete the job next month.
The data collection system involves touch screen technology integrated with individual finishing equipment.
It automatically monitors uptime, downtime, waste, machine, operator and job performance. It also offers copy count accuracy to eliminate under-runs and over-runs.
The system is designed to increase efficiency and productivity and reduce costs and wastage to improve profitability.
Technique claims that it has unique facilities, such as the ability to count individual sets on multi-copy sheets and the facility to monitor exactly how many sheets are being used.
Whitfield said that Scorpio had chosen Techniques system because it was an excellent product, competitively priced and it fitted exactly with our needs.
Scorpio already uses Techniques electronic production planning tool and is in the process of upgrading its management information system.
Whitfield said: This system unlocks the potential to increase efficiency, production and profitability. We dont print, we finish and accountability is essential.
"There is no question that information and communication is vital in terms of customer service and this [purchase] will help our relationship with customers to develop.
by Ruth Nicholas
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