CGT Inside News - 4/12/2006
Tasty Baking, Carolina Turkey Reveal ERP Best Practices
April 12, 2006 - Consumer products companies of all sizes face tremendous pressure to improve operating performance in order to remain competitive. The pressure is most acute in mid-sized companies who must deliver tangible results with limited investment. On April 26th, Autumn Bayles, CIO, Tasty Baking Co., and Ed Kacsuta, CFO, Carolina Turkey, will reveal how ERP best practices allowed them to simultaneously accelerate the time-to-benefit and reduce the risk in investment in new IT systems. Whether you are a Tier 1 enterprise or a mid-market consumer goods firm, this web seminar offers the opportunity to learn:
- How Carolina Turkey, the world's 4th largest turkey processor, successfully blueprinted, built, tested and implemented a food and beverage industry-specific ERP solution without any negative impact to the business at go-live.
- How Tasty Baking's implementation of the new fully-integrated ERP system achieved productivity gains across the company, including supply chain integration, inventory control and automation of financial activities.
- How ERP can be implemented quickly by mid-sized companies using industry Best Practices -- reflecting the state-of-the-art business processes in your industry.
The panelists will also be joined by consumer products domain experts from Deloitte and SAP. Click here to register for the web seminar "ERP Best Practices - A Fast Track to Becoming a Best-Run Business" or visit http://consumergoods.webex.com for more information.
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April 12, 2006 - Consumer products companies of all sizes face tremendous pressure to improve operating performance in order to remain competitive. The pressure is most acute in mid-sized companies who must deliver tangible results with limited investment. On April 26th, Autumn Bayles, CIO, Tasty Baking Co., and Ed Kacsuta, CFO, Carolina Turkey, will reveal how ERP best practices allowed them to simultaneously accelerate the time-to-benefit and reduce the risk in investment in new IT systems. Whether you are a Tier 1 enterprise or a mid-market consumer goods firm, this web seminar offers the opportunity to learn:
- How Carolina Turkey, the world's 4th largest turkey processor, successfully blueprinted, built, tested and implemented a food and beverage industry-specific ERP solution without any negative impact to the business at go-live.
- How Tasty Baking's implementation of the new fully-integrated ERP system achieved productivity gains across the company, including supply chain integration, inventory control and automation of financial activities.
- How ERP can be implemented quickly by mid-sized companies using industry Best Practices -- reflecting the state-of-the-art business processes in your industry.
The panelists will also be joined by consumer products domain experts from Deloitte and SAP. Click here to register for the web seminar "ERP Best Practices - A Fast Track to Becoming a Best-Run Business" or visit http://consumergoods.webex.com for more information.
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