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SPC Software offers quality management for global suppliers. - Read More

Date Added: May 18, 2008 06:36:02 AM
Suited for full global implementation over any combination of Windows® networks and Web services, Synergy 3000(TM) gives manufacturers with dispersed operations technical infrastructure they need to unite in-house production or assembly lines, multi-tier suppliers, material vendors, subcontractors, and alliance partners into single team. Program serves as enabling tool for measuring, ...

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