- June 30, 2017
- By Lindsey O'Brien
- In Distribution, Industries
- 2064
WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTION
Distributors demand a strong inventory and order management system with flexible options for bar coding, warehouse management, EDI, shipping and receiving, and other supply chain functionality. We work with two low-cost options for smaller distributors with two midmarket options for companies that demand more functionality and complexity in their business.
Using ERP to Become a Best-In-Class Distributor
Learn how wholesale distribution ERP can close the gap between industry leaders laggards.
READ MORESolving the Top 7 Wholesale Distribution Challenges with ERP
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