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Technology
Infor10 Supply Chain Execution can be deployed on-premise or through the Lawson External Cloud Services. These services are run on the Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (Amazon EC2) and are ideal for midmarket organizations that need reliable, fully functional enterprise software at an affordable price.
Customer Focus
Infor10 Supply Chain Execution gives you coherent, valid information from a single source so that you can make better decisions and give your customers information that inspires confidence. By combining warehousing, transportation, labor and billing into one solution, it reduces complexity by keeping all of your information in sync and up to date.
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About Infor10 Supply Chain Execution
Infor10 Supply Chain Execution combines transportation management, warehouse management, labor management, and 3PL Billing into a single application on a unified database to reduce the complexity of warehousing and logistics management and clarify daily decision making.
About Infor
Infor is the third largest provider of enterprise applications and services, helping 70,000 customers in 194 countries improve operations, drive growth, and quickly adapt to changes in business demands. Infor offers deep industry-specific applications and suites that are engineered for speed. Using ground-breaking technology that delivers a rich user experience, Infor offers flexible deployment options that give customers a choice to run their businesses in the cloud, on premises or both.
Infor offers a complete array of products to manage every part of the front office, back office and the top supply chain operations. Whatever the user’s role or responsibility, information flows seamlessly and securely, providing necessary data for well-informed decisions and agile response to changing business needs.
Infor10 Supply Chain Execution Key Features
- Transportation management and warehouse management combined into a single solution on a single database
- The most powerful tools available for helping achieve superior results through advanced supply chain collaboration
- Built-in best-practice management to improve every aspect of supply chain performance
- End-to-end supply chain visibility combined with an efficient execution system can help make better decision and execute those decisions faster
- First single execution solution that combines warehouse management, labor management, transportation management, and 3PL billing in a unified solution with a common interface
- Automates and streamlines every facet of logistics
- Improves order processing, routing, and optimization
- Streamlines warehouse labor management
- Delivers a comprehensive view of your operations
- Accelerates transportation network performance
- Combines all aspects of logistics into a single solution
- Lets you make better decisions faster
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AB World Foods has a highly complex supply chain, a typical situation in the food industry. That complexity arises from the nature of the company's globally sourced and distributed products, as well as by the demands of growth and acquisition.
