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Last updated on Saturday, January 7, 2012, 10:56 pmFirm's Manufacturing Software Earns Industry Accreditation
Ability LLC, a software company based in Fayetteville, has been accredited by the Technology Evaluation Centers Inc. of Montreal for its enterprise resource planning, or ERP, software. Designed for small to medium-sized manufacturers, Ability’s software can be used for a broad range of tasks, including inventory management, scheduling, project management, job management and data analysis. It also allows for real-time reporting and financial planning. TEC’s accreditation and certification programs help buyers of software for manufacturing firms shop for products that will best suit their companies’ needs. Buyers can download free reports on the products to evaluate and compare them before making a purchase. For a product to be certified, the vendor must complete a detailed... [ MORE ]-
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