#Integration cloud

[fennthetalkingdog]

Sometimes I forget I'm a therian. Then I get the urge to bork bork and shake out my fur and lick my muzzle, lol.

[unlikablefemaleprotagonist]

i keep thinking about the possibility that if there's ever a senior year, emily might choose to come back as a different player than fig. i say might because even if she felt like she wanted to play as someone else before junior year, by the time senior year rolls around (if ever) she might change her mind again, or feel that fig's story has taken a unique enough path at the end of junior year that it's compelling to continue playing with it.

and while i would certainly miss fig, and i think the team dynamics would change a lot if a new sixth character was pal-ing around with the bad kids, i hope that if she goes that route, she takes inspo from murph, and the greatest replacement character in d20 history: cody walsh.

because what was great about cody was that finding someone everyone would like as much as kugrash was a very tall order! so instead he veered the other way (on his moped) by creating this perfectly annoying drip of a loser, that everyone else would have strong feelings about, and more importantly, conflict with.

[gregdotorg]

Cannot tell if the guy painting over the Core Values word cloud mural at the FBI Academy in Quantico is making a reference to fellow painter George Bush, or if the new FBI Core Values are just WHITE. Either way, an unfortunately strong candidate for painting of the year.

image via nyt/adam goldman posting on the nazi social media platform

[quiltofstars]

"Galaxies in the Mist" // Brian Boyle

Three galaxies are in this image: IC 4633 (upper right), IC 4635 (below left of IC 4633), and ESO 44-10 (below right of center).

[tomnookishot]

does yuuya have any canon interactions with nageki? I cannot remember for the life of me if he can see him. and if he doesn't please drop your arguments as for why and why not yuuya would be able to below 👇

[mirror-to-the-past]

Owari-Hajimari ENG Lyrical Analysis

Heyo, I just finished TWEWY recently and have been pouring over the soundtrack and turning things over in my head. Thought this song particularly was interesting in terms of the game's themes and whatnot- it seems to be from Joshua's perspective, both in the subject matter and the context in where it first played in the game (pretty sure it was the first battle Neku has alongside Joshua when he first forms the pact with him). So, here's me taking a stab at this whole thing, and digging at potential insight in Joshua's character.

("Happy-go-lucky, yo, here I am

I'm not a yuppie or a puppie, yeah, hear me roar

Jinxes mean nothin' to me they're such a joke

Never can stop me 'cause I'm on my way

Minus and plus, got 'em plugged in the wrong way

And now minor keys are easier to hear

Regression and progression, I start to realize something true")

The speaker wants to be seen as a devil-may-care yet powerful individual, not someone who's a shallow, materialistic young person or a naïve person. They don't pay any mind towards the idea of "bad luck" or spirituality, tossing aside several societal ideas of 'fairness/luck' inherently in the universe; they just want to carve out their own path. They're a cynical person, they see more of the tragedy and sadness in the world than the good and positivity that they think most people ought to appreciate. They look at the world around them and see how society constantly oscillates between growing and advancing, then falling back into old behaviors.

("’How many bottles did you throw into the right bin?’

‘Did you wash them nice and clean?’

Geniuses invent machines and wealthy people invest more funds

My momma used to say start with what you can do today, yeah, not tomorrow

So I list it up, and set this up (listen up!)

My secret plan is based on this truth)

With the first two quotes, the song starts its thematic motifs on recycling which equates towards the idea of looping/being locked in a cycle. The quotes also reflect the procedural and orderly nature of what is required to do a thing that's good for the planet and society, in this case recycling. It takes consistent effort and deliberated action to do what is most beneficial for the world around them- a level of effort and precision that can seem tedious to expend. The speaker also illustrates the taxing nature of this “do-gooder” attitude of compliance and diligence with how the dedication of innovation is often reliant upon the wealthy to promote new products- reflecting how the speaker likely thinks that even with individual diligence and determination in as many places of one’s life as possible, we are strung along to the rhythm of the rich in terms of seeing significant results from our practices. The speaker’s mother, implied to be confronted with the speaker’s feelings of impotence in an unbending society, tells them that if they want things to change, they have to focus on the moment and not become overwhelmed with the bigger picture (“tomorrow”). The “list it up/set it up/secret plan based on this truth” is repeated in the song, demonstrating extreme significance for the development of the speaker’s core values- in response to all of these perceived struggles present in the world and the speaker’s society and an interpretation of the advice of their parent, they internalized a mindset/course of action that may be seen as unacceptable to others, hence the “secret” nature of their “plan.” The speaker copes with their struggles in an analytical and strategic way.

(“It's a small world, it's a small universe. Remember? We used to sing along to the song

Listen to what she says, we are the universe, OWARI-WA HAJIMARI, HAJIMARI-WA OWARI”)

The characterization of assumedly the universe’s “song” as feminine reflects a level of reverence, attachment, feelings of fickleness, or reliance, as is often seen in feminine personifications of inanimate concepts. The speaker then says “we are the universe,” which shows that these are also all traits that they may see in humanity itself. ‘Owari-wa hajimari,” and “Hajimari-wa Owari” translates to “The end is the beginning,” and “The beginning is the end,” respectively, echoing the cyclical viewpoint of the speaker when it comes to the idea of the universe’s progression- any movement is movement, for creation or destruction, but stagnation is what is against the will of the universe itself.

(“An original strategy is what I need. Contradicted world? I've had enough indeed.

Whatsoever, what is forever? I hear them say it, again and again

‘Recycle, reuse, and try to reduce.’ But in the first place, I refuse to confuse!

How many companies want to sell us more services and products? Can't we share?”)

The speaker is at odds with the idea of maintaining the status quo and the level of dissonance that comes from the public at large as a result. “I’ve had enough indeed. Whatsoever, what is forever” flowing thought, in that the ideas bleed together [I’ve had enough indeed, whatsoever/Whatsoever, what is forever?], with the “whatsoever” being the emphasized focal point of the two phrases. This “whatsoever,” meaning “at all,” reflecting an entirety or generalized feeling, or meaning “whatever,” expressing apathy in a longstanding, archaic manner, is the key point here, showing both chronic fatigue at the tug-and-pull/paradoxical system the speaker is in, alongside a presented apathy about it. The speaker is tired of what they view as trivialities born from the idea of individual responsibility for one’s own well-being and the well-being of their society [expressed once again through the recycling metaphor], using double wordplay in response to the recycling metaphor: “recycle, reuse, reduce,” responded to with “refuse” = waste. This shows how the speaker wants to exit the system, highlighted by how they put blame on those behind production and consumerism for pushing the narrative of individual responsibility upon the populace, while they remain the ones primarily in control of the thrum of waste vs. reuse. The speaker wants a collective responsibility to be acknowledged, where no single person is an island to each other, and no person ‘higher on the ladder,’ so to speak, gets to decide the rules of how the common person ought to live their life.

(“How about talking about something different, because all I got is fake, play money

Jigsaw puzzle I can't find the last piece, maybe I swallowed it when I was a kid

My daddy used to say, ‘Keep your eyes on reality and kid don't you forget to enjoy it’

So I list it up and I set this up (listen up!)

My secret plan is based on this truth”)

This verse focuses on trivializing consumerism and asking questions about emotional wholeness with motifs of childishness/childhood, respectively. The speaker feels helpless discussing the inner working of society especially on a class-based critique basis, because they feel the concept of economy and materialism is all illusory anyway, feeling more occupied by how they feel a sort of deep-running gap in themselves and their self-concept that is implied to have persisted since childhood. The ‘jigsaw-puzzle’ in this case symbolizes the speaker, the ‘last piece’ symbolizes the dissatisfaction the speaker has towards society and life in general, and they blame something deep within themselves for this feeling of emptiness, hence the loaded responsibility behind the ‘maybe I swallowed it when I was a kid.’ The speaker’s father must have born witness to these feelings and beliefs, seemingly more in favor of materialism and against internal emotional introspection in comparison to his child. ‘Keep your eyes on reality,’ has the father likely telling the speaker that should care more about things like the aforementioned ‘play money,’ and ‘don’t you forget to enjoy it’ has the father telling the speaker to set their feelings of emotional emptiness to the side, and focus more on the pleasures of life to fill that gap. With the final two lines, the speaker shows that they internalized their father’s words in accordance with their aforementioned strategy on how to approach the dissatisfaction of life.

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[pokemonkidsdaily]

day 181

thundurus #642

[artbynestor]

"Still Life (Rooted in Nature)" by Nestor

This captivating ink drawing features a fantasy character standing still, deeply rooted to the earth and seamlessly merged with nature. Surrounded by a complex web of trees and plants, the figure embodies the essence of the natural world. In the background, a mesmerizing sunset casts a warm glow over abstract waves of clouds, creating a harmonious blend of light and shadow. This artwork symbolizes the profound connection between humanity and the environment, inviting viewers to reflect on the beauty of nature.

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#DarkArt, #HandDrawn, #InkDrawing, #FantasyArt, #NatureArt, #HumanAndNature, #NaturalWorld, #SunsetArt, #AbstractArt, #Symbolism, #LightAndShadow, #ArtByNestor, #NatureConnection, #SurrealArt, #WhimsicalArt, #ArtisticExpression

[phonesuite]

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[magtecbusinesssolutions]

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[syringavulgaris]

Kasey Jueds

[shantitechnology]

Why Engineering Companies Need Standard ERP Solutions for Successful Implementation

In today’s fast-paced manufacturing industry, the need to streamline operations, improve efficiency, and ensure growth is paramount.  Businesses, especially in the engineering and manufacturing sectors, are turning to ERP software to manage their operations effectively.  Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) software is a game-changer for manufacturers looking to grow faster by integrating their processes and providing a comprehensive solution for resource management, decision-making, and scalability.  If you are a manufacturer in India or a growing business in Bhopal, partnering with the right ERP software company in Bhopal could be the key to unlocking your potential.  This blog explores the benefits of ERP software for manufacturers, the role of local ERP software providers in Bhopal, and why adopting ERP solutions is essential for success in today’s competitive landscape.

What Is ERP Software and Why Does It Matter?

ERP software is an integrated system that unifies core business processes such as procurement, inventory management, production planning, finance, and customer relationship management (CRM) into a centralized platform.  This ensures seamless communication between departments, minimizes errors, and optimizes resource usage.  For manufacturers, manufacturing enterprise resource planning solutions offer specific functionalities to address production scheduling, supply chain management, and quality control.  These features are critical for scaling operations and improving overall business performance.

Benefits of ERP Software for Manufacturers

1.         Centralized Operations

Manufacturers handle a wide range of tasks daily, from raw material procurement to final product delivery.  ERP software integrates all these processes into a single platform, eliminating silos and ensuring real-time communication.  Leading ERP software providers in Bhopal specialize in offering solutions tailored to manufacturing needs, ensuring smoother operations.

2.         Enhanced Decision-Making

ERP systems provide accurate, real-time data through intuitive dashboards and analytics tools.  This enables business leaders to make informed decisions, whether it is about production schedules, resource allocation, or financial forecasting.  Engineering firms, in particular, can benefit from ERP software for engineering companies in India, which offers insights specific to their project-oriented workflows.

3.         Optimized Resource Utilization

Effective resource management is critical in manufacturing.  ERP software helps monitor and allocate raw materials, workforce, and equipment efficiently, reducing waste and ensuring optimal use of resources.  By partnering with an engineering ERP software company in Bhopal, businesses can access customized solutions that cater to their unique requirements.

4.         Improved Productivity

Automation of routine tasks, such as inventory tracking and order processing, frees up employees to focus on more strategic activities.  This boost in productivity is a significant reason why manufacturers using ERP software for engineering companies experience faster growth.

5.         Scalability

As manufacturing businesses grow, their operational needs become more complex.  ERP systems are designed to scale with the organization, supporting additional locations, products, and services.  Local ERP software companies in Bhopal provide scalable solutions that align with the growth trajectories of businesses in the region.

Why Bhopal Manufacturers Should Choose Local ERP Providers

Bhopal’s manufacturing and engineering sectors are thriving, thanks to its strategic location and growing industrial base.  Local businesses stand to gain significantly by adopting ERP systems offered by experienced ERP software providers in Bhopal.

1.         Tailored Solutions

Local providers understand the specific challenges faced by manufacturers in Bhopal and can customize solutions to meet their needs.  For example, ERP software companies in Bhopal may offer modules tailored to local supply chains or compliance requirements.

2.         On-the-Ground Support

Partnering with a local ERP software company in Bhopal ensures faster response times and personalized support during implementation and maintenance.  This reduces downtime and ensures a smoother transition.

3.         Cost-Effectiveness

Local ERP providers offer cost-effective solutions by eliminating the need for long-distance travel or remote troubleshooting.  Businesses in Bhopal can enjoy world-class services without breaking the bank.

ERP Software for Engineering Companies in India

Engineering companies often deal with project-based operations requiring precise planning, tracking, and execution.  ERP software for engineering companies in India is designed to address these needs, offering features like project management, resource scheduling, and cost tracking.

In Bhopal, collaborating with an engineering ERP software company in Bhopal ensures that local engineering firms have access to specialized solutions.  These tools not only enhance operational efficiency but also improve project delivery timelines, leading to greater customer satisfaction.

ERP for Manufacturing Companies in India

India’s manufacturing sector is booming, driven by government initiatives and growing demand.  To stay competitive, businesses must invest in advanced tools like ERP for manufacturing companies in India.  These systems help manufacturers streamline production, manage supply chains, and maintain quality standards.

For manufacturers in Bhopal, adopting ERP software in Bhopal is a strategic move to keep pace with industry leaders.  Features like real-time inventory management, production scheduling, and demand forecasting ensure businesses can respond quickly to market changes.

Real-Life Benefits of ERP Implementation

Manufacturers who implement ERP systems report:

Reduced Costs:  By optimizing processes, ERP systems lower operational costs.

Faster Delivery:  Improved production planning leads to quicker order fulfillment.

Better Quality:  Automated quality checks ensure products meet customer expectations.

Businesses in Bhopal that have partnered with ERP software companies in Bhopal have experienced significant improvements in productivity, customer satisfaction, and revenue growth.

How to Choose the Right ERP Software Company in Bhopal

Selecting the right ERP provider is critical for a successful implementation.  Here is what manufacturers should look for in an ERP software company in Bhopal:

Industry Expertise:  Choose providers specializing in ERP software for engineering companies or manufacturing sectors.

Customization:  Ensure the solution aligns with your unique business processes.

Local Presence:  A local provider offers faster support and a better understanding of regional requirements.

Scalability:  Opt for a system that can grow with your business.

Conclusion

ERP software is no longer a luxury but a necessity for manufacturers aiming to grow faster and compete effectively.  By integrating operations, improving resource management, and enhancing decision-making, ERP systems empower businesses to achieve their goals.  For manufacturers in Bhopal, collaborating with a trusted ERP software company in Bhopal ensures tailored solutions, cost-effectiveness, and reliable support.

Whether you are part of the engineering sector or a manufacturing enterprise, investing in manufacturing enterprise resource planning solutions will position your business for success in today’s dynamic market.  Do not wait—explore the benefits of ERP software in Bhopal today and take the first step toward sustainable growth.

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