Resource Manager is the only low-cost, planning and scheduling solution that works for all manufacturing enterprises. There are two versions available, depending on your needs:

Resource Manager for Excel (RM-X)
RM-X is an add-on to Excel (version 97 and greater) and is designed for single concurrent users who are familiar with Excel. A fully functional trial is available for immediate download.

An elegant upgrade, written in Visual Basic, utilizes a runtime version of Microsoft Access Database or is also availble with SQL Server compatibility. Resource Manager DB contains the functionality of RM-X, plus many more enhancements. Resource Manager DB features a special version of RM-X for a report output option. For a more in depth look at RMDB, click here.

These combined offerings provide you unsurpassed flexibility for leveraging Excel on local PCs, and sharing data across a network. Finally, you can achieve your goals of an affordable planning and scheduling solution that quickly adapts to your needs.

By combining ease-of-use for small to medium sized manufacturing operations with powerful reporting and open integration for larger operations, Resource Manager guarantees the power and productivity of high-end systems without the complications and failure rate.

Resource Manager is the only solution that is designed to adapt to your specific needs, addressing the key issues facing your operation.

Resource Manager delivers the help you need to effectively plan and schedule your company's resources, without the time, money and upkeep of traditional options.

Finally, you can quit struggling with time consuming decisions such as what to buy, what to make, when to buy it, and when to make it.

Resource Manager adds powerful MRP scheduling, planning and/or tracking capabilities to your existing system (be it manual or other), for less than any other option - satisfaction guaranteed.

Resource Manager runs with Microsofttm Officetm, so you are already familiar with entering data, printing reports, graphing, and more!

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