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Scaling Aerospace Manufacturing with a Unified ERP and QMS – ProShop

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Aerospace manufacturers operate under constant pressure to improve delivery performance while meeting strict quality and compliance requirements.

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As order volumes increase and production complexity grows, traditional accounting-based ERP systems often fail to provide the visibility and control required on the shop floor. Planning bottlenecks, late work orders, and manual quality processes limit throughput and place additional strain on teams.

This whitepaper from ProShop examines how Sealth Aero Marine, an aerospace OEM based in Washington, modernized its operations by replacing a legacy ERP system with a unified ERP, MES, and QMS platform. The transition enabled Sealth Aero Marine to streamline planning, eliminate waste, and significantly improve on-time delivery.

Drawing on real-world results, the paper shows how centralizing production, quality, and planning data gave teams real-time visibility into every job and allowed leadership to identify inefficiencies that were previously hidden.

You will learn how:

  • Accounting-based ERP systems limit production visibility and planning efficiency
  • ProShop enabled Sealth Aero Marine to unify ERP, MES, and QMS workflows
  • Planning throughput increased by approximately 400 percent after implementation
  • Late work orders were reduced by about 90 percent through better visibility
  • Annual sales increased by 125 percent while headcount grew by only 15 percent

The whitepaper also highlights how ProShop helped Sealth Aero Marine simplify audits and strengthen customer confidence. With instant access to quality data and work instructions, audits for standards such as AS9100, FAA, and major aerospace customers became faster and more transparent.

This whitepaper is designed for aerospace manufacturers, operations leaders, and quality managers seeking insight into how integrated manufacturing systems can improve efficiency, scalability, and compliance.

Download the whitepaper from ProShop to learn how a unified ERP and QMS platform can help aerospace manufacturers increase throughput, reduce delays, and scale operations with confidence.

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