Dümmen Orange Uganda is the latest production location of unrooted cuttings where Concept Data Systems have implemented PAT, a planning and business management (ERP) system for horticulture. As from now on all production locations of Dümmen Orange are live on PAT: Guatemala, El Salvador, Ethiopia, Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda.
Multinational trade and production companies with a wide product range, but also smaller specialist firms in young plants, cuttings, seed and potted plants, can run their entire business with one integrated solution.
All major business processes are covered, such as sales, purchasing, production, inventory, distribution and billing. Business processes are more effective, more efficient, faster and more flexible. This provides an improved control of business, a higher level of service, time savings and cost savings.
More than 100 companies in 20 countries have already chosen for PAT. It makes them work more successful. Find out if we can do this also for you and contact us. We will be happy to inform you about the possibilities.
For more information
Concept Data Systems
Peter Lindhout
Tel: +31 6 48158013
Email: plindhout@conceptds.com
Leen-Willem Baris
Tel: +31 6 15153313
Email: lwbaris@conceptds.com
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