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WBSP856: Scale Growth by Understanding How to Unlock Hidden Cash in Batch and Process Manufacturing Business, an Objective Panel Review

Sam Gupta Episode 856

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Profit erosion in batch and process manufacturing rarely happens suddenly; it accumulates over time through material variability, yield loss, production inefficiencies, excess inventory, and disconnected systems—issues that quietly drain cash, especially in sectors like food and beverage, where small variances can have an outsized financial impact. This webinar outlines four practical levers manufacturers can use to unlock hidden cash without raising prices or reducing headcount, focusing on tighter control of raw material costs, improved real-time production visibility, and the elimination of operational bottlenecks. It also demonstrates how purpose-built ERP solutions such as ECI Deacom enable scalable, end-to-end visibility across production, inventory, and financials, allowing organizations to detect margin leakage earlier and respond proactively. By shifting from reactive to data-driven decision-making, manufacturers can improve cash flow, enhance operational efficiency, and protect profitability across batch and process environments.

Video: https://www.elevatiq.com/events-and-webinars/batch-and-process-manufacturing-unlock-hidden-cash-in-your-business/

Questions for Panelists?

🔗Sam Gupta: linkedin.com/in/samguptausa/
🔗James Balestrieri: https://www.linkedin.com/in/james-balestrieri-56172413
🔗Kelsey Cirks: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kelseycirks/

Background Soundtrack: Away From You – Mauro Somm

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