Lectra presents unique fashion offering at the IMB 2006
20 Jun '06
4 min read
Optimizing raw materials and the usage of resources and technology equipment in function of productivity and quality constraints, reducing costs, assuring process flexibility and the mastery of manufacturing order transmissions are among the major challenges faced by fashion-sector industrialists. In response to their needs, Lectra proposes a global CAD/CAM offering with material management solutions (marker making, in particular) and cutting-room management solutions for small- and large-series production.
Pierre-Michel Richer, Lectra's Cutting Room Marketing Manager, delivered an address at the IMB 2006 entitled "Manufacturing in a constantly changing environment: winning strategies and key factors for success," highlighting the importance for players from this sector to evolve from large-scale production to more flexible high volume production.
"Brands need to develop ways to distinguish themselves, and manufacturers need to achieve higher levels of productivity, flexibility and quality," said Lectra CEO, Daniel Harari. "I am convinced that technology is a key factor for stimulating the entire fashion sector. Whether our customers are brands, retailers or manufacturers, Lectra technology simplifies and accelerates all of their processes."
With 1,500 worldwide employees and $260 million in 2005 revenues, Lectra is the world leader in software, CAD/CAM equipment and related services dedicated to large-scale users of textiles, leather and industrial fabrics. Lectra addresses a broad array of major global markets, including fashion (apparel, accessories, footwear), automotive, aeronautical and furniture.
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