Workforce Management and Your ERP

Publisher: Acumen Data Systems

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Workforce Management and Your ERP

Barden is the pre-eminent leader in super precision ball bearing manufacturing in the world today. Barden super precision bearings excel in applications where bearings of lesser quality have failed. The Industrial Division supplies rolling bearing and plain bearing solutions and linear and direct drive technology for around 60 different industrial sectors. Comprising more than 225,000 products from miniature bearings only a few millimeters wide, e.g. for dental drills, to large-size bearings with an outside diameter of several meters, e.g. for wind turbines. The renowned “Aerospace” Business Unit manufactures high- precision bearings for aircraft, helicopters, and rocket engines.

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