CIMdata PLM Industry Summary Online Archive
1 May 2007
Events News
NGC to Focus on Supply Chain Visibility, Speed and Execution at Material World 2007
New Generation Computing® (NGC®) will address some of the most critical supply chain issues facing today's retailers and brands during a seminar at Material World Miami Beach 2007, May 8 -- 10, 2007.
Alan Brooks, president of NGC, and Fred Isenberg, vice president of sales, will speak on "Speed, Visibility and Execution with Integrated PLM, Global Sourcing and ERP Systems," on Wednesday, May 9, 11:15 a.m. in Room C127 of the Miami Beach Convention Center. This seminar will discuss the challenges of the global apparel business, as well as new opportunities to leverage information technology to streamline business processes and improve speed to market. The seminar will also focus on an integration strategy to connect suppliers, factories, agents, third parties, logistics and customers. Admission to the seminar is free, and no pre-registration is required.
In addition, NGC customer Casual Male Retail Group will present a case study on the company's implementation of PLM and global sourcing software. Roger Mayerson, executive vice president of product development and global sourcing for Casual Male, will participate in "Product Lifecycle Management: Integrating People, Processes and Information" on Tuesday, May 8, 10:10 a.m. in Room 127.
NGC is an exhibitor at Material World and will showcase its SQL Series suite of end-to-end solutions -- including e-SPS® software for global sourcing and visibility, e-PLM for product lifecycle management and RedHorse® apparel ERP -- in booth #1813. To schedule a meeting or product demonstration, email NGC at sales@ngcsoftware.com . Members of the press who are interested in scheduling an interview should contact jeff@ketnerbarnes.com .
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