My advice to companies is to take a hard look at their business processes before they jump into buying and implementing this software. They can either do the review in-house or hire someone from outside, but they had better look at their company before they jump into buying the software. Just buying the e-supply chain software will not solve inherently bad business processes. Peterson recommends that IT departments institute a pilot program, then roll out the software across the enterprise. It's going to give companies the ability to revolutionize their operations.
Executives there have big plans for marketing their software.
For example, the company says that CEOs need to have easy access to all of the data in the supply chain, something that has been talked about for a while, but not successfully implemented in many companies. But, with our software, CEOs can get and give accurate company reports. Right now, many company executives are getting reports from their divisions that are at least 10 days old or more. This allows those decision-makers to solve problems right then, not 10 days later when they receive a report from the IT department.