Ross Systems Announces a Series of Agreements
ATLANTA, April 3 /PRNewswire/ -- Ross Systems, Inc. (Nasdaq: ROSS) a leading supplier of Enterprise Systems, today announced a continued expansion of business in its installed base of customers. This activity is part of a program, Customer Connect, aimed at forming closer relations with the company's customers. The business activity ranges from expanding the number of users at a customer location to licensing Ross' new Internet connection architecture, iRenaissance.Portal, as well as licensing newly released applications such as Ross' Advanced Planning and Scheduling Systems. New agreements were received in North America from Integraph Corporation, Birmingham Steel, Nucor Steel, Dell Computer Corporation, Suprema Specialties, Inc., LACO and Baldwin Richardson Foods. International agreements included the Home Office in the UK, Quebecor in France, Jordan Telecommunications in Jordan and PBK in Poland.
"The combination of our expanded offering and our customer's need to go beyond ERP presents a major opportunity for Ross," said Pat Tinley, Ross' President and COO. "In some situations, our Maintenance Management System fulfills the needs of another part of the customer's organization; in others, our Transportation Management System is required. Depending upon the industry sector, customers may require the Forecasting System or the Vendor Management Inventory Module or the Finite Capacity Scheduling that make up our APS strategy. And almost everyone today is interested in e-commerce, and our B2B offerings provide a tightly integrated solution to their ERP system. We anticipate solid business growth and improved customer satisfaction in the Customer Connect program."
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