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    Smiths Medical Leverages HumanConcepts' OrgPlus Enterprise for Proactive Workforce Decision Support
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    "By fully understanding their workforce with real-time employee information, forward-looking companies like Smiths Medical preserve capital, save time and optimize resources." "HumanConcepts' OrgPlus workforce modeling solution -- which is integrated with our Oracle ERP system -- significantly reduces workload and clarifies organizational resources and structure to optimize our business ... The solution gives us superior insight into critical information that drives our decision-making and enables us to maintain advantage in the highly-competitive, ever-changing global medical device market." About Smiths Medical Smiths Medical is a leading supplier of high-quality medical devices and products for global markets. Full Article at PR-Inside.com
    HumanConcepts' OrgPlus workforce modeling solution -- which is integrated with our Oracle ERP system -- significantly reduces workload and clarifies organizational resources and structure to optimize our business ... The solution gives us superior insight into critical information that drives our decision-making and enables us to maintain advantage in the highly-competitive, ever-changing global medical device market.
    SOURCE: PR-Inside.com 19 months ago
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  1. Smiths Medical is the latest global customer to fully leverage the competitive value that our OrgPlus solution can bring to all employees, from C-level executives to administrators ... By fully understanding their workforce with real-time employee information, forward-looking companies like Smiths Medic...
    SOURCE: PR-Inside.com 19 months ago

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