Why Buy New Software? Published in ACIT Business Advance, July - Sept 2005 Issue Printable (PDF) View
Avoiding Excess Inventory and Excess Costs in Your Warehouse
How to Buy Smarter to Save Published in Manhattan Chamber of Commerce - Spring 2005 Excess inventory leads to increased expenses and lost profit. One company told us that by reducing inventory by 10%, they would save $1 million. How much can your company save with a mere 10% reduction in inventory? By buying smarter, you can purchase the inventory you'll need with 99% accuracy.
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Warehouse Automation & Inventory Challenges Challenges Businesses Face in Today's Competitive Market: Learn about the inventory and warehouse automation challenges that businesses face and how smart companies are staying on top in today's competitive business environment.
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Lowering Operating Costs
Operating costs can be substantially reduced by upgrading aging computer system. Yet many companies are reluctant to upgrade their computer system, remembering their past experiences and not wanting to incur new expenses. What they fail to realize is that having aging software can result in higher operating costs company-wide and lead to excess inventory in the warehouse.
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Keynote Address to IBM/VAI Warehouse Management Expo 2006
Dani Kaplan, the keynote speaker at the IBM/VAI sponsored Warehouse Management Expo 2006, gave his presentation on the "Domino Effect of Business Disruption" which results from having an un-automated warehouse. The article describes frequent types of business disruption and excess costs associated with an un-automated warehouse and presents solutions to correct these issues.
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