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ATLANTA--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Ross Systems, a global provider of enterprise software solutions and a division of CDC Software, a subsidiary of CDC Corporation (NASDAQ: CHINA - News), today announced that Guida's Milk and Ice Cream, a premier dairy based in New England, has achieved significant business improvements with Ross' supply chain management (SCM) solution. Optimizing Guida's forecasting capabilities and enabling the dairy company to meet one of its largest customer's scan-based trading (SBT) mandate, Ross SCM has improved operational efficiencies and driven cost savings and competitive advantage.
Guida's selected Ross SCM to address two critical business issues. First, the company needed a forecasting application that would handle all of the inherent variability in the business, capable of replenishing orders based on true demand versus previous order quantities.
You've measured your torso, gagged at how wrong you were about your bra size, measured again to be sure, then tried on half a dozen new bras, feeling like a savvy consumer of underthings. And nothing fits. No matter how you loosen, tighten, minimize, boost, lift, separate or stuff, these bras -- the ones that are supposed to fit properly -- don't work. It's true: Even if your bra is the correct size, that doesn't mean it will fit. To feel comfortable in your bra, the size and style have to be right for you. A good bra that's regularly washed and air-dried can last five to eight years, but even if your size remains the same for that long, the shape of your body can change enough to demand a new one. A good bra is "just as important as a good pair of shoes," says Amanda Hutchison, a sales manager at Macy's at Fayette Mall in Lexington, Ky.
PALO ALTO, Calif., Oct. 26 /PRNewswire/ -- Aricent, a full-service, full-spectrum communications software company, debuts today, offering an unrivaled portfolio of software services and products for the communications industry. With its launch, Aricent sets the standard for designing, developing and maintaining software that enables communications equipment manufacturers, device manufacturers and service providers to improve time-to-revenue and maximize efficiency. Aricent, previously the software development and solutions business of Flextronics International Ltd., is introducing its new name following the acquisition of 85% of the business on September 4, 2006 by Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co. (KKR) and Sequoia Capital. Flextronics retains 15% ownership. The transaction valued the entire business at approximately $900 million.
We are very busy at the moment. WBS - which is based in Coalisland - has five operating divisions covering modular buildings, modular homes and timber framed buildings, property development, windows, and roofing. All divisions are working at capacity at the moment and turnover has seen a steady increase over the years. We have just completed one of the largest high specification off-site construction projects in Ireland at Crumlin Hospital in Dublin. This involved the building of two new specialist medical facilities in the form of an MRI nuclear medicine facility and a haematology and oncology unit. ANY EXCITING PROJECTS IN THE PIPELINE? At present the window business is expanding with the introduction of a new aluminium profile system to the company, which will complement our PVC range.
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