Tag: sales order automation

Jan
3

Part 3: Sales Order Automation – Behind the Numbers

Posted on January 3rd, 2019 Blog

INTRODUCTION   In Part 1 of this blog I looked at the motivation for implementing an enterprise level Sales Order Automation solution. In Part 2 of the series I highlighted two possible design approaches (Wide & Shallow and Narrow & Deep) that we at MagicLamp Software find to be very successful. In this third and final blog post of … Continue reading Part 3: Sales Order Automation – Behind the Numbers

Nov
16

Part 2: Sales Order Automation the Design Strategy

Posted on November 16th, 2018 Blog

INTRODUCTION   In Part 1 of this blog I looked at the motivation for implementing an enterprise level Sales Order Automation solution. I broke it down into a series of questions and answers that hopefully provided the insight necessary to determine if Sales Order Automation could be a viable solution for your organization.  In this blog … Continue reading Part 2: Sales Order Automation the Design Strategy

Oct
31

Part 1: Improving your Sales Order Process through Automation

Posted on October 31st, 2018 Blog

INTRODUCTION   Those of you that follow MagicLamp Software know that we are all about Image Capture and Process Automation. The other day I decided to do some market analysis and I was amazed, not at the new software packages that have entered the market but rather the marketing message itself. The marketing ads, slicks and … Continue reading Part 1: Improving your Sales Order Process through Automation

Mar
7

MAAX Bath Case Study

Posted on March 7th, 2017 Case Studies

Business challenge To win repeat business, bathroom products manufacturer MAAX must process and fill orders fast and accurately—but reliance on time-consuming, error-prone manual processes threatened to thwart this aim. Transformation MAAX used IBM® Enterprise Content Management solutions to streamline the capture and processing of sales orders received by fax and email. Today, MAAX processes 54 … Continue reading MAAX Bath Case Study