Advanced Business Solutions (Advanced) is showcasing its end-to-end supply chain management (SCM) solution on stand G20 at the Temperature Controlled Storage & Distribution (TCS&D) show at Peterborough Arena, Peterborough (18-19 September 2013). The show will feature a large collection of refrigerated vehicles, as well as a wealth of other products and services for chilled and frozen logistics.
Advanced's SCM solution is part of a comprehensive enterprise resource planning (ERP) solution that also includes a financial management system (OpenAccounts) and an integrated HR and payroll system (OpenHR and OpenPeople).
The solution comprises a warehouse management system, OpenWMS, and OpenLogistix for managing the supply chain outside the warehouse. OpenLogistix and OpenWMS ensure visibility, compliance and efficiency through the entire supply chain process. Specific to the chilled and frozen food logistics market is its ability to offer thorough traceability from farm to fork.
Simon Fowler, Managing Director of Advanced Business Solutions (Commercial Division) says, "The TCS&D Show will give us the opportunity to showcase our impressive supply chain management solution, which is one of the most flexible and functionality-rich SCM systems on the market.
"Unlike most ERP systems, the solution can be tailored to an organisation's specific needs and extended with financial management, HR and payroll functionality, helping companies streamline operations while cutting costs."
Advanced Business Solutions is a market-leading business applications and services provider with over 20 years' experience providing a range of back office solutions to UK organisations.
Advanced acquired ATMS plc, a provider of 'best of breed' warehouse management IT systems to third party logistics, manufacturing and distribution sectors in November 2012. Customers include Molton Brown, Walkers Snack Foods and Domino's Pizza Group.
For more information on Advanced's SCM solution, visit stand G20 at TCS&D Show, visit www.advancedcomputersoftware.com/abs or call 0845 160 6162.
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