April 01, 2008
Mincom LinkOne Receives SAP Certification
AUSTIN, Texas--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Mincom, a global software solutions provider to asset-intensive industries, announced today that it has achieved SAP certification for its electronic graphical parts catalog solution, Mincom LinkOne. SAP customers will benefit from the new certification through the assurance that the LinkOne software seamlessly integrates with sources of enterprise data and content from their SAP environment.
Ross Furlonger, Director of Mincom LinkOne, said, “The new certification of Mincom LinkOne is another step in our plan for providing a best-of-breed solution that simplifies the equipment maintenance and parts ordering process for our extensive global customer base which includes many SAP users.”
“With SAP Certified Integration, an SAP user can access and use LinkOne graphical content from within their SAP session in real-time. This leverages the customer’s existing investment in SAP by providing an intuitive, graphical way to navigate through their enterprise data.”
“At the click of a mouse users can then navigate visually down to the smallest component locating the right part quickly and efficiently and importantly, reducing the mean time to maintain and repair their critical assets,” he said.
Built on Microsoft .NET technologies, the latest version of Mincom LinkOne is offered in 15 languages and features plug-in controls, dynamic parts lists, configurable editing tools and mini-map for zoomed picture.
The software has application for a wide international customer base that includes Volvo Penta Sweden, Komatsu Japan, BHP Billiton Australia, Raytheon Aircraft Corporation USA, Metso Minerals Finland, Siemens Medical Germany, Union Pacific RR USA and MTU Germany.
The new certification of Mincom LinkOne builds on Mincom’s partnership with Berlin-based Wessendorf Software & Consulting that provides the LinkOne for MySAP solution. Using LinkOne for MySAP, the LinkOne content can be published automatically out of an SAP bill of materials structure, allowing parts and maintenance catalogs to be produced automatically by manufacturers running SAP.
