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ERP & Enterprise Systems: Page 37
Supply Chain Improvement Initiatives at Briggs Healthcare
Leveraging Today's ERP in the Supply Chain
Today's ERP systems often have much of the needed supply chain management software, they are interoperable, and with them collaboration and visibility problems are minimized, says Mike Tatara, product marketing manager, Epicor Software Corp. In addition, they are highly efficient information repositories.
Del Monte Foods Puts Its Head in the Cloud
Never mind the naysayers: Del Monte Foods is a big believer in cloud technology. In just three years, the $3.7bn company has placed its entire inbound supply chain in the cloud. The result, according to senior manager of global trade compliance Brian White, has been tighter relationships with suppliers, and greater visibility of product in the pipeline.
HighJump Software Offers EDI Support for Users of Sage ERP
The TrueCommerce EDI [Electronic Data Interchange] Solutions Group of HighJump Software Inc. has developed an enhanced version of its EDI-based tool for users of the Sage 100 enterprise resource planning (ERP) application.
Key Technology Capabilities That a Lead Logistics Provider Must Have
Deck Increasingly companies are "going global" as manufacturing moves overseas, new consumer markets open up, and natural resources are discovered in new geographies.
Leveraging Today's ERP in the Supply Chain
Hubspan Issues Six New B2B Apps for NetSuite Cloud-Computing Platform
Hubspan Inc., a vendor of business-integration software based in the cloud, has released six new business-to-business applications, built using the NetSuite SuiteCloud Computing Platform.
Oracle Debuts JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Mobile Expense Management
Oracle Corp. has developed a mobile expense-management software application, under the JD Edwards EnterpriseOne brand.
To ERP or Not to ERP in Central Eastern Europe?
Analyst Insight: Central Eastern Europe (CEE) is developing into a lucrative market for ERP software integrators and solution providers. With economies in most CEE countries undergoing structural changes and modernization across a variety of industries, there is a growing need for more robust enterprise information technology infrastructure. The demand is increasing across multiple industries, especially in manufacturing, utilities and the public sectors. - Viktoria Sadlovska, managing director and CRO at Prameya Research
ERP, Enterprise Systems Software Evaluation Is So Much More Complex
Analyst Insight: The rapidly changing business environment has caused software evaluation to evolve, and organizations that do not realize those shifts will be left with inadequate solutions and an increased chance of IT failure. These new trends have complicated an already difficult software evaluation process due to cloud, SaaS, IaaS, PaaS, SOA and Web 2.0 technologies. - Keean Persaud, managing director, Eval-Source
Truck-Routing Software Linked with ERP for Agriculture Shippers
Oracle Releases Feature Pack for PeopleSoft Financials and SCM
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