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Radius Solutions Case Study: Print-O-Tape

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Overview In addition to printing labels, Print-O-Tape also makes their own label stock, and it is this attribute that distinguishes Print-O-Tape from the competition. Earlier, everything was on paper and logged by hand. There was some hand written data collection from the shop floor, but that was about the extent of their Shop Floor Data Collection (SFDC) capabilities. In 2003, Print-O-Tape decided to replace its current system with Radius Solutions' PECAS Vision, as a result of a new and aggressive sales initiative. The PECAS Vision implementation, included Automated Shop Floor Data Collection (SFDC), Scheduling, and Estimating.

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Publisher	Radius Solutions	File Format	PDF
Date Published	August 2007
Format	Case Studies
Topics	ERP, Sales Force Automation

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