Inoconn — Smart IT Solutions for Modern Business
Manufacturing, Warehousing & Distribution

IT Services for Manufacturing, Warehousing & Distribution

ERP uptime, OT/IT segmentation, and warehouse Wi-Fi for Southern Nevada manufacturers and distributors.

Production floors, warehouses, and distribution centers cannot pause for IT. We design the networks, ERP support, and OT/IT security that keeps orders shipping.

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Manufacturing, warehousing, and distribution live and die by two things: the ERP and the network on the production or warehouse floor. When either fails, orders don't ship — and every hour of unshipped orders shows up in the P&L.

We support light manufacturing, contract manufacturers, food and beverage producers, and 3PL / distribution operations across the Southern Nevada industrial corridor (Henderson, North Las Vegas, and the industrial parks off I-15). Our work covers ERP hosting and uptime, floor and warehouse Wi-Fi that actually holds barcode scanners, OT/IT network segmentation, and security posture that customer audits are asking about.

How the operation runs

Planning, warehouse, and shop floor connected

ERP, warehouse scanning, and shop-floor systems share the same backbone — segmented so an office incident cannot stop production.

Operations planner reviewing inventory and production schedules on monitors in a modern manufacturing operations office adjacent to a warehouse
How the day runs

Daily operational workflows

  1. 1Shift start: ERP is up, warehouse Wi-Fi is holding scanners across every aisle, printers are online, and the day's production and shipping schedule is loaded.
  2. 2Receiving: inbound POs are scanned, checked against ERP, and put away with directed put-away logic.
  3. 3Production: work orders release, MES or manual routings track progress, and quality data is captured at the station.
  4. 4Picking and shipping: wave picking or discrete picking on RF scanners, packing verified, labels and BOLs printed, and shipments confirmed to the ERP and to the carrier.
  5. 5End-of-day: cycle counts reconcile, EDI transmissions confirm, backups verify.
What we hear

Business & technology challenges

Dropped scanner signal in the warehouse

Racking, product density, and reflective surfaces destroy Wi-Fi. We do proper active surveys, not guessed AP placement.

OT / production PCs on the office network

PLCs, HMIs, and label printers on the same VLAN as email is a ransomware invitation. We segment properly with jump hosts and firewalls.

EDI failures at 5 p.m.

Trading-partner EDI drops that nobody noticed until the retailer chargebacks arrive. We monitor and alert on transmission health.

Aging ERP host

SAP B1, Epicor, Infor, or SYSPRO on an under-sized on-prem server. We modernize on-prem or migrate to cloud.

Regulatory

Compliance considerations

SOC 2 and customer audits

Enterprise customers audit their suppliers. We prepare the environment and documentation.

CMMC for DoD-adjacent suppliers

Suppliers to DoD primes face CMMC 2.0. We handle the technical controls.

FDA 21 CFR Part 11 (food/pharma)

Electronic records and signatures — access control, audit trails, and validation.

PCI-DSS for direct-to-consumer channels

If you sell direct online, PCI applies to the cardholder data flow.

Tooling

Industry software we support

NetSuite ERP

Cloud ERP tuning, SuiteScript deployments, and integration health.

SAP Business One

Hosting, HANA sizing, and add-on management.

Epicor / Infor / SYSPRO

Server sizing, upgrade planning, and integration monitoring.

Zebra / Honeywell handheld scanners

Provisioning, WLAN tuning, and MDM.

WMS platforms (HighJump, 3PL Central, ShipHero)

Integration to ERP and shipping carriers, and warehouse Wi-Fi tuning.

Threat model

Cybersecurity risks unique to this industry

Ransomware on the ERP or file server

Encrypting the ERP database is an existence-level event. Immutable, off-site backups and EDR everywhere.

OT compromise via IT pivot

PLCs on flat networks get owned during ransomware. Segmentation is the fix.

EDI credential theft

Trading-partner credentials in email get harvested. We move to secret storage and MFA-fronted VANs where possible.

Vendor / supplier BEC

Fake invoice and banking-change fraud in AP. Banner rules and out-of-band verification.

IT / OT boundary at a glance

Diagram of a manufacturing operations network showing front office, ERP, warehouse operations, shop-floor OT, and supplier access separated by an IT/OT boundary firewall
The boundary firewall keeps front-office IT and shop-floor OT in separate zones so ransomware in one cannot spread into the other.
Our take

Technology recommendations

Site-survey the warehouse Wi-Fi

Real active surveys with racking loaded — not empty-warehouse guesses. Then AP placement, channel plan, and QoS for scanners.

Segment OT from IT

Dedicated VLANs, firewalls between zones, and jump-host access to HMIs and PLCs. No production PC on the same broadcast domain as email.

Modernize ERP hosting

Right host, right SQL/HANA sizing, right backup — on-prem or cloud.

Monitor EDI transmissions

Alerting on failed EDI so nothing dies silently.

Resilience

Business continuity & disaster recovery

ERP RPO/RTO

For most producers we design toward 1-hour RPO and 4-hour RTO on the ERP, with rehearsed cutover to a warm DR environment.

Warehouse-Wi-Fi resilience

Redundant controllers, PoE, and uplinks so a single switch failure doesn't idle the pickers.

Cellular failover on the office and shipping side

LTE/5G failover ensures shipping labels keep printing when the ISP dies.

How the engagement runs

Diagram of Inoconn's engagement lifecycle showing assessment, planning, deployment, support, and continuous improvement as a repeating cycle
A repeating cycle — assessment, planning, deployment, support, and continuous improvement — applied to production cycles and supplier coordination.
Where we're headed

Cloud, remote work & AI opportunities

Cloud ERP migration

NetSuite, cloud SAP, or hosted Epicor — sized for peak season and integrated to the shop floor.

Warehouse automation and MES

Barcode, RFID, and simple MES layered on top of ERP. We handle networking, identity, and integrations.

AI in demand planning and QC

Vision-based QC and AI forecasting are landing. We handle the integration and governance.

Answers

Frequently asked questions

Can you fix our warehouse Wi-Fi that drops scanners?

Yes. We do full active site surveys with racking loaded, then redesign AP placement, channel plan, and QoS so scanners hold connection across every aisle.

Do you support NetSuite, SAP Business One, Epicor, and Infor?

Yes. We support the environment, integrations, and identity these platforms depend on and coordinate with the vendor or partner on application-level tickets.

Can you segment our production network from our office network?

Yes. We design VLANs, firewall zones, and jump-host access to isolate OT from IT so a ransomware event on office endpoints does not reach PLCs and HMIs.

IT that keeps your floor and warehouse running.

Book a manufacturing-focused IT assessment. We'll walk your floor and warehouse, review your ERP and network posture, and hand back a plan.