Publisher @ Avgol Nonwovens

August 14, 2025

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Avgol, a global technology company and world leader in the development and manufacture of non-woven fabrics, implemented Dpro’

 

Avgol, a global technology company and world leader in the development and manufacture of non-woven fabrics, implemented Dpro’s Publisher tool.

One of the implemented scenarios is integrated in Avgol’s manufacturing process, where high frequency data files are sent to a SPC (Statistical Process Control) system. The scheduling process of sending the data files to the SPC system is implemented via Dpro’s Publisher.

It enables Avgol’s managers to pre-define and schedule in advance all the required file dispatching according to the factory calendar. Each file has its own unique name, set automatically by the ALV Publisher while sent, including all the required data. Avgol is self-sufficient by independently setting ALV Publisher’s business definition and maintaining the tool. Currently, Avgol benefits from the powerful, yet ease of use and simplicity of the ALV Publisher tool, complemented by the implementation of Dpro’s OnDgo mobile tool as well

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