ALDATA TO SUPPLY G.O.L.D. LOGISTICS SOLUTIONS TO NEW CUSTOMERS

Aldata will supply its G.O.L.D. supply chain management software to three new customers in Europe. The agreements have been signed with Box Solutions AS in Norway, Agravis Raiffeisen AG in Germany and Atoy Oy in Finland. All projects will start during the second quarter of 2006.

Box Solutions AS, a third party logistics company owned by the Norwegian Post, has decided to implement Aldata G.O.L.D. for the management of its logistics operations. The project consists of Aldata G.O.L.D. for warehouse operations, purchasing, order management and logistics. By implementing G.O.L.D, we can expand into providing value-added services for our customers, such as purchasing, order management and web-shopping. With this new range of services we will attract both existing and new customers and significantly strengthen our position in the market. This was the main reason in selecting Aldata, states Erik Mrch, Managing Director at Box Solutions.

Agravis Raffeisen AG, a German agricultural retailer and service provider, will implement G.O.L.D. Stock, Radio and Pick for warehouse administration, mobile fork lift control and paperless picking and optimization of the picking zone. "With G.O.L.D. logistics solutions we will modernise our business processes, improve efficiency and usability and fulfil all the external requirements for managing a hazardous materials warehouse", comments Torsten Oldhues, Head of Logistics at Agravis Raiffeisen AG.

Atoy Oy, a car parts and accessories importer as well as distributor for Finland, Sweden and Estonia, has decided to implement G.O.L.D. Vocal into all its warehouses. Atoy has over 80.000 SKUs in stock and will streamline its warehouse operations by reducing picking errors and improving the performance in its warehouses. Aldata has a proven track record world wide as a reliable supplier of tested, business improving warehouse solutions. That Aldata also have strong local representation convinced us to choose Aldata as our preferred partner says executive vice president of Atoy Oy, Jussi Eerikinen.