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    Infor Announces Latest Version of Infor ERP TRANS4M
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    New additions to Infor ERP TRANS4M 8.26 include a Microsoft® .NET-based navigator, web services capabilities, electronic data interchange (EDI) enhancements, event management, and automated shipping processes, features that can help automotive suppliers gain real-time visibility into information required to keep global supply-chain processes running smoothly. "To succeed in today’s hyper-competitive market, automotive suppliers must seize opportunities to expand their customer base, respond quickly to customer needs and be more nimble" said Wolfram Schmid, Infor’s director, automotive product marketing. Full Article at Business Wire
    To succeed in today’s hyper-competitive market, automotive suppliers must seize opportunities to expand their customer base, respond quickly to customer needs and be more nimble
    SOURCE: Business Wire 19 months ago
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Infor Announces Latest Version of Infor ERP TRANS4M
  1. TRANS4M is a flexible, easy to use solution that helps us stay in compliance with the fast changing EDI requirements of our customers, enabling us to continue to provide quality service even as our customers’ needs change
    SOURCE: Business Wire 19 months ago
  2. We are confident that our partnership with Infor ensures we are well-positioned to meet the challenges of the industry today, tomorrow and well into the future.
    SOURCE: Business Wire 19 months ago
  3. The new capabilities of Infor ERP TRANS4M can help automotive suppliers respond to these requirements and grow their business by delivering robust, business-specific capabilities that enhance operational efficiency, drive collaboration with their customers and help bring new customers online faster.
    SOURCE: Business Wire 19 months ago

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