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Business Essentials: 'Furnace contracts have put our plans in the melting pot'
New orders are pouring in at Omega Foundry Machinery, but should it risk cranking up its resources? asks Kate Hilpern
Sunday 12 September 2004
Anyone who has run a business will know what it feels like to daydream about customers rolling in like never before. For Mark Feynes, managing director of Omega Foundry Machinery, the daydream has become a reality but the change has come at a cost.
Anyone who has run a business will know what it feels like to daydream about customers rolling in like never before. For Mark Feynes, managing director of Omega Foundry Machinery, the daydream has become a reality but the change has come at a cost.
Based in Peterborough, Omega is an established company that had been looking to win bigger contracts. "Now we have started to win them, how do we handle the increased business as it's above our current capacity levels?" he wants to know.
Mr Feynes bought Omega in 1996 in a management buyout. At that time, the company's markets were small to medium- sized traditional foundries, and Omega's role was to supply them with the equipment they needed in order to make the ferrous and non-ferrous castings which are used in general engineering industries.
"About 70 per cent of Omega's turnover was in the UK and 30 per cent was export when I took over the company," explains Mr Feynes. "But what's happened in recent years is that environmental concerns, coupled with the UK's higher manufacturing costs than those of developing countries, have resulted in a migration of production of castings to the East."
Consequently, the foundries that Omega supplied in the UK became less and less competitive and many closed down. Realising that it had to respond to this erosion of British markets, Omega refined its focus on its traditional export areas and also decided to explore the emerging markets.
"In order to do that, we needed to redefine our product range," says Mr Feynes. "We needed to change from supplying a fairly specific range of products to widening and developing our portfolio quite extensively."
The result has been that orders have started pouring in for industrial equipment ranging from sand mixers to moulding systems. And, what's more, the value of Omega's contracts - which used to be worth from a few thousand pounds to around £100,000 each - has shifted dramatically to anything up to £1m.
"Our turnover has been hovering around the £3m mark, and for this year we are already 40 per cent above target with a projected turnover of £4.5m," Mr Feynes explains.
Little wonder that he and his 20 staff are all working to their absolute limit and that Omega has brought in contractors to help out, as well as hiring additional premises and equipment. The problem is that while the upturn has been dramatic, the market can be fickle, and Mr Feynes can't be sure if the new business will last.
"So," he asks, "my dilemma is, do I ride the wave and make adjustments with people and premises, in order to take care of increased business in the short and medium term? Or do I accept that a downturn in business could happen at any moment, in which case any major investment in the business would be a potentially foolish risk?"
The decision needs to be taken quickly, Mr Feynes believes. "Current adjustments, like overtime and bringing in contractors, are expensive and potentially erode projected margins," he says.
The last thing Omega wants to do is turn down business, especially after investing so much in developing its products and markets. "But at the same time," says Mr Feynes, "we want to be realistic about how much we can take on."
Andrew Smith, financial consultant, Towry Law
"Omega has the same dilemma facing many companies when they have to deal with orders larger than their current capacity levels: the resources can't already be in place to deal with increased sales because, if the deals weren't secured, the money invested would be wasted.
"Unfortunately there's no magic solution, as ultimately there is an element of speculating to accumulate. This can leave a previously profitable company in severe financial difficulties if a buyer becomes insolvent or defaults on repayments.
"This is where insurance can help. The non-payment risk for goods or services supplied to a customer on credit can be covered.
"A credit insurance policy can indemnify Omega against such risks on either a selective basis or for the entire debtor ledger - for both UK and export transactions. Mr Feynes can then invest in expanding Omega, knowing that this ledger is secure."
Ian Jordan, vice-president, technology services, Capgemini UK
"Focus on two things: short-term delivery/risk management and longer-term planning.
"Business will dry up quickly if you are unable to deliver on your product line or you do not manage the risks associated with international trade expansion and an extended portfolio. Get the right skills into the business to ensure that production delivers and commercial risks are mitigated.
"You should try to do this as economically as possible, with the emphasis on flexibility rather than immediate investment. The focus has to be on over-delivery (top quality, on time, with excellent after-care) even if there is some margin dilution. Earn the credibility to do more.
"In the longer term, you should analyse the sustainability of this international growth and the profitability of an extended portfolio. Get help to develop a business case for investment. Take the time to rethink the model and bring innovation to the way you produce, brand and deliver into these markets."
Julian Turner, relationship director, manufacturing, Barclays Bank
"Breaking into overseas markets is a tremendous achievement but it brings challenges. Maintaining quality and meeting expectations are vital for future orders, and the company needs to ask itself some questions.
"How do we fulfil customers' objectives? Which orders are new or repeat and are there patterns? Could we subcontract, with Omega focusing on higher-margin products? Where do we really make money?
"Omega's sensible flexible overheads strategy affects short-term profitability but could be sustained while establishing views on the future and attracting new customers. Decisions can then be taken on long-term investments including premises and technology. Margins could then improve.
"Omega has increased orders in both size and number, with the additional risk of exporting. It should work with its bank to find financing solutions to aid and protect profitability and cashflow. Additionally, it could make use of support from the Manufacturing Advisory Service and Business Link [managed by the Department of Trade and Industry]."
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I have determined that Isaac Demeritt married a Tamson H Montgomery. Her parents were John and Abigail (Pitman) Montgomery. An artist named Joseph H Davis painted John and Abigail. Later a college of mine shared with me that he painted another picture of a yound woman TAMSON H MONTGOMERY! Both pictures are at the National Gallery of Art. NICE!! I have yet to determine who Isaac's parents are but will continue to look.
I was looking for clues for Isaac's parents when I found a reference in the following book: The Early Marriages of Strafford Co., NH Vol. 1 & II; R.S. Canney; Heritage Bks, 1995
"DEMERITT, Capt. Isaac, m. June 21, 1840, by S.P. Montgomery, Esq., Tamson H. Montgomery."
After some further research into Isaac's son Samuel P.M. I found several references on rootsweb.com making his full name Samuel Pitman Montgomery Demeritt. Samuel had a son who he named Roscoe Pitman. I have one more interesting find that note-worthy. A libarian from Barrington sent me an e-mail of a source that she had available: Graveyard of Barrington, New Hampshire, Compiled by members of The Barrington , N.H. Historical Society, c1976.
Section Three - Pine Grove Cemetery, page 125
Name Birth-Death Plot Lot
Alice M. Demerritt 1896- 21 4E
Betsey 1807-1879 21 4W
Isaac K. 1811-1886 21 4W
John W. 1883-1945 21 4E
Olive A. 1853-1871 21 4W
Samuel P. M. 1856-1933 21 5W
Sarah E. 1865-1941 21 5W
Tamson 1814-1898 21 4W
NOTICE Samuel, his parents Isaac and Tamson. BETSEY! Samuel's wife Sarah is mentioned and several children.
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I heard part of his interview on the radio and he was saying of course he was helping Geno, Simms and McElroy, sounding very confident that he was the Jets QB and that's his job as the leader.
Mark Sanchez has entered this season facing his most serious quarterback battle to date. His competition, Geno Smith, is an athletic second-round pick who is learning the offense quickly.
According to Rex Ryan, the two have swapped days working with the first-string offense. Sanchez, who went 8-of-11 in team drills today, was with the No. 1's today.
But Sanchez doesn't seem to be worried in the least. When asked about the possibility of not starting, he was adamant. This wasn't a possibility.
"I don't plan on that happening," Sanchez said.
Sanchez called it his best offseason to date, and amid reports that his accuracy has been better, it seems his confidence has improved from a rock-bottom in 2012.
"At that position confidence is huge," Rex Ryan said. "I think there's only one other position you better be as confident as the quarterback -- maybe more than one, kicker and cornerback -- that if you're short on confidence you're going to struggle. But I feel, really, all the quarterbacks we have are confident guys."
He admitted that Sanchez may have been lacking in that department last year.
I think its safe to say maybe some of his confidence was shaken a little bit last year, he said.
By Conor Orr 5/30/13
I heard part of his interview on the radio and he was saying of course he was helping Geno, Simms and McElroy, sounding very confident that he was the Jets QB and that's his job as the leader.
Best chance to win....
in 2014
Regardless of how bad he is (and he is BAD) what else would one expect him to say? Seriously the media are idiots.....
He may get chance to start a few games if Geno isn't quite ready, but Mark sanchez will be riding pine by week 6 atleast
That's the problem with a competition. Sanchez isn't a good NFL QB but he is likely by far the best QB on the NY Jets just as he was last year.
If the goal is to sit him to bring him along I would prefer a solid journeyman QB to fill that role rather than Sanchez. If the goal is simply to have competition at every position and play the best player I don't see how we ever develop a QB.
If Garrad was healthy he would have likely beat out Sanchez and we all hope that Geno develops fast enough to unseat Sanchez, but just because Sanchez is bad doesn't mean that any backup would be better.
He was far worse than McElroy last season and far worse than 35 other NFL starters and backups last season 26 turnovers.. and 2011 ..26 turnovers. In 2013 he is the worst of the four QB choices currently in OTAs
Fortunately, god willing he will be on the unemployment line with Tebow within a month, giving Jet fans some hope for 2013 and tbe future
26 turnovers. Geez.


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HORRIFIC Service from The Lobster Place
Today was my first time ordering from the lobster place. I bought the clambake for 2 and was offered free delivery. I cleared my entire morning and early afternoon for the 10am - 12pm window delivery time. 3.5 hours later, still no delivery. I called to complain politely and was told by the manager, "We'll give you a gift card, but there's nothing else I can tell you." I am shocked by the horrific service and will NEVER order from this place again.
Has anyone else experienced this bad customer service? To pay so much money and be told to wait almost 4 hours for a delivery is atrocious.
Geez, that's bad, alright. I've had good experiences with them, overall, and the one time I received less-than-stellar fish, they were very gracious about it and replaced it w/o any fuss whatsoever....sorry to learn that yours was a difficult experience.
BTW, was it the Bleecker St. or the Chelsea Market location from which you ordered?
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Chelsea Market. I didn't realize there was another location, I'm new at this. Which location did you order from?
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Chelsea Market, too....they opened a Bleecker St. location about two years ago, or so...in the same corridor as Murray's and Faicco's and Amy's Bread.
I shop at Lobster Place an average of four times per month, and have had only one less-than-stellar experience, but then I'm not typically ordering a clambake for two, either. Given the other choices in the neighborhood, they're the best of the bunch...Whole Foods is too limited and too pricey for what I think is rather lackluster fish; ditto with Garden of Eden.
One alternative might be to go up Ninth Avenue to Central Fish Market, on 39th, which has very reasonable prices, but I think their quality isn't as good as is Lobster Place.
Hm, I find the lobster place to always have great service, with perhaps the only problem being a language barrier or seeming cluelessness from younger guys working the fish counter. However, I have never had anything delivered so maybe they aren't good at that.
I think their fish is best and freshest because they seem to supply a lot of restaurants. Garden of Eden is NOT fresh most of the time and whole foods, while they have some good bargains on in-season fish...I still think lobster place is fresher and better for the higher-end stuff (like sushi-quality).
We've also never had a problem with The Lobster Place-- neither in-store nor for delivery. We've only ever ordered one of the clambakes (as a gift sent directly to someone), so I have no first-hand experience of the delivery of that item. Other stuff has been great--even a big delivery of fish and lobster for a party we had last year.
I'd call the manager back to investigage what went wrong. It pays to play nice with fishmongers, so use a softly-softly approach.
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Thanks all. I just opened up the clambake and it really looks very nice. We'll see how it goes...I may just give them another chance after all.
The Lobster Place on Bleecker is generally accepted by locals as the biggest mistake and ripoff on "the new Bleecker Street". The prices are comical. Given the lack of patronage by most locals, the fish is not anywhere near as tempting (fresh) as that at Citarella. I was told the business they do at other stores helps keep the one on Bleecker, which does way less, on its feet, but it doesn't keep the fish any fresher. When they have loster at the fish monger in Union Sq. (Sat. & Wed.), THAT'S the place to buy. Delores and her crew from Riverhead usually fished the stock out the day before.
Yeah, that Lobster Place on Bleeker is crappy compared to the one in the Chelsea Market. I don't know what that's about.
I do shop the one on Bleeker St. but do so as follows. 1) I get fresh oyster, and always ask Bibo which oyesters are the freshest. I've had good experiences. Ditto clams. 2) I get the lobster that's fresh and out of the shell in little pastic containers. Fresh, easy, and I like. 3) I look at the fish, ask questions, usually end up with sole or tuna, and it's fine. I ignore all the other stuff. Sushi isn't bad in there, either.
Funny isn't it, the differences between the two....I find the Chelsea Market store to be superior in quality to Citerella's on Sixth (with one exception: Mussels), both in price and freshness, but I've never gone to the Bleecker St. location of Lobster Place.
I order from The Lobster Place at Chelsea Market and have it shipped to Ohio on a regular basis. I used to order from Brown Trading, Citerella, Central Fish, Sea Breese, and Catalina Offshore Products. I have found the quality and service at the Lobster place to be the most consistant and now it is the only place I order from unless I am looking for product they do not have like Trigger Fish or Hog Fish. It is best to order from the owner Ian, or the manager Brendon, and one of the two is almost always there. They supply Jean George with Tuna .


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Reading, UK October 17 2012 - IGEL Technology, one of the world's leading manufacturers of thin clients, today announced the IGEL UD2-LX MultiMedia is available for sale. The innovative new device is a compact and cost-effective system-on-chip (SoC) thin client that has been optimized for use in virtualized desktop environments and for accessing cloud-hosted applications. At just £191, this particularly low-priced model combines high video performance with IGEL's tried-and-tested secure software solutions - ranging from the IGEL Linux operating system to the IGEL Universal Management Suite for remote management, which comes standard with each system and offers zero touch deployment.
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