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The new release of IBS' Supply Chain Management-focused ERP-software, IBS Enterprise 6.0 is a total solution for large and midsized companies. The software suite contains a number of new modules and enhancements as well as functionality for easy integration to customers, suppliers and partners throughout the supply chain.

Leading Supply Chain Management Company Will Implement RedPrairie Solution at Multiple Sites for Cost Savings and Improved Customer Service

Exel, the global leader in supply chain management, has won two retail logistics contracts. The first win will see Exel manage a purpose-built distribution centre (DC) in Peterborough, Cambridgeshire for Debenhams, the department store chain. The second business win is a five-year logistics contract with Carpetright plc, Europe's leading specialist carpet and floor covering retailer.

Exel, the global leader in supply chain management, has won a five-year contract extension with Bosal UK. Exel will continue to act for Bosal distributing automotive parts across the UK. A new fleet of 16 special design dedicated vehicles will be introduced in 2005.

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IBM to implement "i2 for Retail" solutions at leading footwear company.

Dorma Group, the famous bed linens company, is using the Aldata G.O.L.D. Supply Chain Management software to support its retail operations.

Mi Services deliver real time Supply Chain Management (SCM) solutions, enabling the remote monitoring and management of chemical inventory in tanks, across customer sites in Europe. We are proud to count some of the largest global petrochemical companies amongst our customer base, including Shell Chemicals Europe.

Exel, the global leader in supply chain management, has signed a four-year contract with Alfa Laval, a manufacturer of heat exchange and fluid handling systems.

IBS, in alliance with IBM, announces an extensive development plan for its software portfolio. In order to offer customers increased flexibility regarding technology infrastructure and to increase market share in selected industries, IBS will during 2006 offer versions of its supply chain-focused enterprise software suite, ASW, to run on i5/OS, Linux, Unix and Windows.