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Multi Packaging Solutions Selects Radius Solutions for State of the Art MIS/ERP System

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Overview Multi Packaging Solutions is a leader in supplying high-end print and packaging, supported by outstanding customer service and technology innovation. MPS has acquired a number of leading organizations including The John Henry Company, Steketee-Van-Huis, Hilltop Press and Hamilton Printing. The company required a standard MIS/ERP system that fitted its operational needs and provide the infrastructure to allow it to quickly integrate acquired operations, while enabling seamless service for its customers. It also required a system that will scale to support aggressive goals for topline growth, and the incorporation of processes to help improve profitability. MPS implemented PECAS Vision software to support its immediate and long-term strategic business objectives.

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Publisher	Radius Solutions	File Format	PDF
Date Published	May 2007
Format	Case Studies
Topics	ERP

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