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• Can you manage all IT Assets like PC, Servers, Printers, Copier , Router, Hub and so on clearly? Do you know where are your IT assets located and actual status of them like used, not used or scrapped?Could you analyze the value of your IT investment? Do you want to promote the efficiency of computer usage by your employees? Are you sure that your computers does not keep any unlicensed software and files? More...

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1. Control of Raw-Materials, Half-Finished and Finished Goods Inventory
2. Control of Material Expiration and lessens old material dead-stocks
3. First In First Out Implementation - FIFO
4. Receiving and Delivery Information and status can be viewed in every desk 5. Production Planning and MRP helps smoothen your production More...

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