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Impressions Incorporated Decides on Radius Solutions as MIS/ERP Provider

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Overview Founded in 1967, Impressions Incorporated enjoys a long standing history of combining innovation and reliability to deliver quality products that help drive superior performance for its clients. In order to keep pace with customers' needs, Impressions Inc. executives wanted to replace its existing in-house system - that provided limited visibility into operations, with a fully integrated manufacturing ERP System, to gain additional efficiency and streamline operations throughout the organization. The new solution also needed to provide flexibility, along with real time Business Intelligence to facilitate the executive decision making process. Impressions Incorporated implemented PECAS Vision software from Radius Solutions to support the company's long-term business objectives and provide a single integrated system to manage information across its entire operations.

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Publisher	Radius Solutions	File Format	PDF
Date Published	September 2007
Format	Case Studies
Topics	ERP, Business Intelligence - Data Warehousing

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