Signum Group

SAN FRANCISCO, CA – November 12, 2007  Signum Group LLC (Signum), a leading enterprise asset management consulting and systems integration company, announced today that Oracle recognized Signum Group last night at the Titan Award ceremony held at the San Francisco Marriott in conjunction with Oracle OpenWorld 2007.

Oracle recognized Signum Group with an ‘honorable mention’ in the Titan Award manufacturing category for Signum’s highly successful deployment of Oracle eAM at AGY, a glass fibers manufacturing company.   

Oracle’s Titan Awards recognize partner companies for top performance in solution development and business achievements. Recipients and honorees were also required to clearly demonstrate a strong commitment to Oracle and a thorough understanding of customer needs.

Founded in 1994, Atlanta-based Signum Group has delivered over one hundred Oracle eAM related projects for more than 30 customers across a wide range of asset-intensive industries.

Sue Hrib, Signum Group’s chief executive officer said, “The entire Signum Group team is justifiably proud of this recognition from Oracle. The positive results that AGY and all of our customers have achieved with Oracle solutions is the benchmark of success that we seek in every Oracle engagement.”

Signum Group and AGY recently completed a project to roll out Oracle eAM that streamlined AGY’s maintenance programs while integrating AGY’s manufacturing execution system. As a result, AGY has increased production uptime, decreased the time to process direct buy requisitions by thirty percent, and significantly improved staff productivity. 

Dennie Rexroad, AGY’s vice president for operations, concluded, “Signum Group definitely exceeded our expectations for this project and the Oracle eAM solution is performing well for AGY. We are pleased to see that Oracle has recognized Signum Group’s work at AGY with a Titan Award honorable mention.”

About AGY:
Based in Aiken, South Carolina, AGY ( www.agy.com ) is a world leader in high performance glass fiber yarns and reinforcement materials used in a broad range of markets, including automotive, construction, defense, electronics, aerospace, marine, and recreation.