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Wireless Physical Count Solution Helps Automotive Parts Supplier Double its Revenue

Overview If you're looking for a warehouse management system that can capture real-time business data and improve the accuracy of your inventory reports, read this informative case study from Exact Software. It recounts how Piqua Technologies, which supplies auto makers with die-cut seals, gaskets, and vibration control products, improved the flow and accuracy of its inventory data by adding wireless physical count and shipping functionality to its Exact Warehouse Management solution. Download the paper to learn how wireless functionality has simplified inventory for Piqua and how it has enabled the company to double the number of orders it can ship each day.

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Publisher	Exact Software	File Format	PDF
Date Published	July 2005	Downloads	13
Format	Case Studies
Topics	N/A

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