On Key allows us to plan, schedule and allocate tasks to our artisans based on available man hours and we can already see an improvement in our Weekly Scheduled Attainment. This is great for us as we measure our efficiency based on work planned versus work executed.
Client Reference | Manufacturing | Automotive | On Key Work Planning & Control on SAP® PM
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