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Software Warehouse Control Systems Leader Qc Software Benefits With Verzi As Vp of Sales & Marketing

QC Software is the leading provider of Tier 1 warehouse control systems to the warehousing and distribution industries. Since 1996, QC Software, utilizing state of the art technology combined with extensive research, development, and rigorous testing, has developed the QC Enterprise suite of products. Designed to be modular in nature, easily configurable, and platform independent, this highly scalable solution satisfies the needs of any size warehouse.

The solutions provided by QC Software (www.qcsoftware.com) enables companies to streamline their warehouse operations with the lowest total cost of ownership in the industry ensuring increased corporate profitability. With a commitment to total customer satisfaction QC Software is the obvious choice for warehouse control, order management, and inventory management needs.

Thomas A. Verzi Jr. Vice President of Sales & Marketing, joined QC Software in March of 2006 and brings with him over 20 years of experience in the Enterprise Software industry with a successful track record in both software implementation, and sales and marketing. Tom is the former founder and CEO of VCS, Inc. and has also held management positions for numerous enterprise software companies spearheading the exponential growth in both exposure and sales. He has also been published numerous times as an expert in manufacturing and distribution arenas.

Tom is responsible for the management of all sales and marketing activities including corporate and product branding, and re-seller and integrator relationships.

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Benefits Of Warehouse Inventory Software

Logistics experts familiar with warehouse software are employed in various business sectors such as, customer service, production, building construction as well as distribution. Companies of all sizes can use warehouse software, and it is well suited for service, manufacturing, intermediary, and construction firms.

Materials’ movement can be monitored from point of production to point of delivery using inventory management software. The efficiency of business processes and warehouse functions are improved. As an aside, however no less important, businesses will realize increased cost effective productivity in addition to quality customer relations. Warehouse management software allows a firm to manage its inventory more efficiently by using automatic processes in its warehouses.

Logistics is the process by which many warehouse distribution activities are coordinated, and help businesses successfully monitor the progress of products from point of manufacture to delivery. The amalgamation of warehouse management software in an establishment facilitates the enterprises to handle incoming and hoarding of supplies, and their eventual transportation to warehouses or clients.

Software applications make it easier for companies to manage storage space utilization and keep goods organized. The programs are user friendly and data input is easy, which is essential for reducing the risk of human error, optimizing business procedures, and improving productivity. Due to the simplicity of warehouse management software there are benefits in terms of functionality and flexibility. Changes in inventory stock levels are easy to make to maintain reliable current records.

Warehouse management software takes just a few simple steps to upgrade. Companies use the data available to make educated decisions. An automated inventory management program also reduces the risk for error when receiving, stocking, and shipping products. The complications of too much or too less inventory can be side-stepped. There is a consequent optimization in customer relationships and the costs are probably going to be reduced.

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Warehouse Control System Benefits Profiled at Seminar

Hosted by TriFactor, LLC, distribution professionals attended the seminar, which was held in both Lakeland and Jacksonville. Presenters were Jerry List, Vice President of QC Software, Inc., who discussed Warehouse Control Systems, and Kevin Tedford, Principal with KT Consulting, LLC, who discussed Warehouse Management Systems. Topics focused on how the technology can reduce labor costs and improve both productivity and accuracy.

     The recent seminar by a leading provider of integrated material handling systems, based in Lakeland, FL, helped companies evaluate if a Warehouse Management System or Warehouse Control System Technology is the right choice for their operation.

     Tedford described how Warehouse Management Systems first took hold in the 1980s, and how many companies knew the time was right to implement a WMS into their distribution center operation when they saw delivery and labor costs start to escalate, and the need to control inventory increase. “It was the moment they first began to realize they had no control,” Tedford told the audience. “A Warehouse Management System changed all that.”

    List addressed the Warehouse Control System side of the seminar by stating that companies still need to be educated on what a Warehouse Control System does. List explained how Warehouse Control Systems came into existence as Warehouse Management Systems began to take on more responsibilities, creating a gap that Warehouse Control Systems nicely filled.

    “A WCS works in real time and adapts to situations on the spot,” explained List.  “It is able to make a ‘last-minute decision’ based on current activity and operational status.” List commented that Warehouse Control Systems are newer and haven’t been around as long as the WMS. “Hopefully, those who chose to attend now have a better understanding of its capabilities, and what it can do to make them more productive,” said List.

     “We put together the seminar in order to give attendees the knowledge they needed to make an informed decision as to the benefits of a Warehouse Management System and Warehouse Control System,” said J.J. Phelan, Chief Operating Officer for Trifactor, LLC. “Jerry and Kevin did an excellent job answering a lot of the questions that came up. Hopefully, everyone left with a little more knowledge on this important topic.”

     TriFactor, LLC has extensive expertise in planning, designing and implementing innovative material and information handling solutions that shorten the order-to-delivery cycle for manufacturers and distributors.

QC Software (www.qcsoftware.com) is the leading provider of Tier 1 warehouse control systems to the warehousing and distribution industries.   Since 1996, QC Software, utilizing state of the art technology combined with extensive research, development, and rigorous testing, has developed the QC Enterprise suite of products.  Designed to be modular in nature, easily configurable, and platform independent, this highly scalable solution satisfies the needs of any size warehouse. 

QC Software, Inc.

www.qcsoftware.com

Jerry List

JerryList@qcsoftware.com 

 (513) 469-1424