Fashion And Apparel Software Specialist Momentis Systems Releases Wholesale Erp Guidance for Those Looking to Safeguard Margin and Reduce Corporate Risk

Momentis Systems' UK Managing Director, Dominic Potter, offers a best practice guide for wholesalers looking to increase brand profile, safeguard margins and minimise corporate exposure -
Momentis Systems, the global fashion and apparel software specialist, has released its latest eBook offering expert guidance for wholesalers looking to retain a competitive position during economic uncertainty. The eBook, penned by Momentis Systems' UK Managing Director Dominic Potter, reveals how an effective wholesale ERP system enables wholesalers to add value whilst providing critical retail differentiation.

Potter explains, as the financial squeeze continues, successful wholesalers must not only reduce costs but exploit collaborative, streamlined processes and improved business intelligence to provide retail customers with a clear edge through effective pricing, excellent service and strong brand value.

The latest eBook from the fashion and apparel software specialist offers a best practice guide for wholesalers looking to transform supply chain efficiency, in turn reducing costs and improving critical turnaround times. 

Commenting on the importance of implementing a wholesale ERP process, Potter says, "With growing numbers of wholesalers embarking upon both franchise operations and their own retail outlets, warehouse best practice has become critical. One example of best practice is to combine scanning technologies with a single source of stock information to provide up to date information regarding stock location.
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Potter continues, "Through creating a streamlined business that enables rapid product refresh, on time deliveries and exploits the proven success of key members of the design team, a wholesaler can not only take cost and risk out of the business but build on its corporate strength to add value to the offer and provide a differential for retailers in what continues to be a tough trading environment."