3PL set to use warehouse management solution from CAPE Systems at NY distribution center
South Plainfield, NJ — August 17, 2005 — Third-party logistics (3PL) provider Advanced Distribution Systems (ADS) is ramping up its deployment of supply chain execution solutions from CAPE Systems Group, the solution provider has announced.
ADS, established in 1979, is a 3PL concentrating on the cosmetic, fragrance, health and beauty industries. The company has previously chosen CAPE for its pick-to-light order fulfillment solution at five facilities throughout the U.S. market.
Now ADS has tapped CAPE Systems Group to install new warehouse management software into the company's Orangeburg, NY distribution center.
Ted Boccuzzi, founder of ADS, commented: "We are delighted to continue our partnership with CAPE. From the time of installation we enjoy efficiencies and cost savings from these battle-tested solutions."
Nicholas Toms, CEO of CAPE, commented, "This alliance signifies our continued rapid growth as a leading provider of wireless warehouse management software solutions into the third party logistics market."
CAPE Systems offers a range of software systems and tools, from packaging and pallet optimization software, RFID asset tracking, to integrated warehouse and inventory management solutions, pick-to-light systems and transportation management systems for enterprise-wide and collaborative supply chain optimization.
Additional Articles of Interest
— Think your distribution operations have been put to the test? A closer look at the U.S. Army's multi-million-square-foot distribution center that was established in Kuwait two years ago to support Operation Iraqi Freedom provides some insight for companies looking improve distribution operations under harsh conditions. Read more in "Lessons from the Operation Iraqi Freedom Theater Distribution Center to Improve Your Supply Chain Operations," an SDCExec.com exclusive.
— For more information on the latest trends in the fulfillment space, see the article "The Analyst Corner: Fulfillment & Logistics" in the October/November 2004 issue of Supply & Demand Chain Executive.
— How are outsourcing and supply chain tasks such as purchasing and inventory management tied to "network-centric operations?" What is a network-centric operation? Read the SDCExec.com article "The Future of Supply Chain Management: Network-centric Operations and the Supply Chain" to find out.
South Plainfield, NJ — August 17, 2005 — Third-party logistics (3PL) provider Advanced Distribution Systems (ADS) is ramping up its deployment of supply chain execution solutions from CAPE Systems Group, the solution provider has announced.
ADS, established in 1979, is a 3PL concentrating on the cosmetic, fragrance, health and beauty industries. The company has previously chosen CAPE for its pick-to-light order fulfillment solution at five facilities throughout the U.S. market.
Now ADS has tapped CAPE Systems Group to install new warehouse management software into the company's Orangeburg, NY distribution center.
Ted Boccuzzi, founder of ADS, commented: "We are delighted to continue our partnership with CAPE. From the time of installation we enjoy efficiencies and cost savings from these battle-tested solutions."
Nicholas Toms, CEO of CAPE, commented, "This alliance signifies our continued rapid growth as a leading provider of wireless warehouse management software solutions into the third party logistics market."
CAPE Systems offers a range of software systems and tools, from packaging and pallet optimization software, RFID asset tracking, to integrated warehouse and inventory management solutions, pick-to-light systems and transportation management systems for enterprise-wide and collaborative supply chain optimization.
Additional Articles of Interest
— Think your distribution operations have been put to the test? A closer look at the U.S. Army's multi-million-square-foot distribution center that was established in Kuwait two years ago to support Operation Iraqi Freedom provides some insight for companies looking improve distribution operations under harsh conditions. Read more in "Lessons from the Operation Iraqi Freedom Theater Distribution Center to Improve Your Supply Chain Operations," an SDCExec.com exclusive.
— For more information on the latest trends in the fulfillment space, see the article "The Analyst Corner: Fulfillment & Logistics" in the October/November 2004 issue of Supply & Demand Chain Executive.
— How are outsourcing and supply chain tasks such as purchasing and inventory management tied to "network-centric operations?" What is a network-centric operation? Read the SDCExec.com article "The Future of Supply Chain Management: Network-centric Operations and the Supply Chain" to find out.
