JBA Style, the specialist business software for the apparel and footwear industries, has been enhanced by JBA. The software now includes a unique Enterprise Ordering function that will provide companies with full visibility of stock levels, wherever they are held in the world. This will enable companies to improve customer service, by responding rapidly to customers` demands in a timely and cost effective manner.
Supply chains often break when warehouses span national boundaries, and customers ordering from one country may require a product that is warehoused in another. Factors such as languages, time differences and human errors decrease supply chain efficiencies and damage customer service.
JBA Style`s Enterprise Ordering functionality will allow customers` to avoid these factors by fully automating the supply chain process. Products warehoused in another country can be located and ordered from the supplying company without user intervention. The product can then be marked for delivery to wherever best suits the customers needs.
The JBA Style Enterprise Ordering function will give companies complete visibility of the supply chain during order entry and tracking. This will make it possible for all stock to be warehoused within the supplying company, and allow companies to benefit from the efficiencies of having a centralised distribution centre. It is also flexible enough to allow supplying companies to locate stock according to geographical demand trends.
JBA Style is an integrated distribution and manufacturing solution that enables apparel and footwear companies to streamline customer service, production, distribution and financial procedures. It includes a unique four-dimensional matrix of style, colour, size and fit for managing entire business processes.
Editors note
JBA South Africa (Pty) Limited, is the South African subsidiary of JBA International Plc, which in turn owned by London Stock Exchange listed JBA Holdings, a leading world-wide provider of enterprise management software solutions, with local offices in Johannesburg, Cape Town, and Durban.
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