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ERP evaluations are not a beauty contest
The last week was pretty hard, not only for me, but also for a number of food companies I was dealing with. 2 meat companies independent of each other decided a few years back for a Microsoft Dynamics AX (formerly … Continue reading
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Tagged catch weight, ERP, evaluation, Food, Microsoft, SAP
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Trends in software evaluations
It is that time of the year again. Companies look back at their results and look forward creating their budgets at the end of accounting year, which most of the times coincides with the calendar year. That is that time … Continue reading
Feature Definition: What is catch weight?
Some people call it catch-weight, some random weight. Some Software companies have that feature, some claim to have that feature and some don’t have it at all. Well, some food companies need that feature, some think they need that feature … Continue reading
Is there specialized Software for Food?
I’m currently evaluating software for a meat packing house. It is really harder than I thought it would be. I don’t know what happened to specialized software, but it is really hard to find. It sometimes seems that specialized standard … Continue reading
Posted in Meat, Software, Software Evaluation
Tagged carcass utilization, catch weight, ERP, farmers payments, Food, Meat, produce, software evaluations
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5 features that make a difference
I recently started investigating ERP software solutions for a food manufacturer. As we went through all the different business areas of that organization, I quickly found out that the majority of them do not really vary much from the requirements … Continue reading
Posted in Management, Software, Software Evaluation
Tagged catch weight, dairy, ERP, evaluation, Food, Meat, SCM, shelf life, Software
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