Technology solutions that can help improve productivity, accuracy, and order fulfillment
July 09, 2012
IRLY, a leading supplier of building materials achieved a 99.6% order-fulfillment rate, with a little lift from Intermec.
This major Canadian supplier of construction materials prevented layoffs and grew their business in a down economy by building up impressive gains in productivity, accuracy, and order fulfillment. How’d they get the lift? Intermec. Get the full story on IRLY, and find out how our innovative technology solutions can take your productivity to new heights.
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