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T+M Rubber Selects SYSPRO’s ERP Software to Save Costs

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Jul 12 2010

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SYSPRO, the leading provider of visionary, pragmatic ERP software, today announced that T&M Rubber has selected SYSPRO ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) software following what T&M Office Manager, Denise Dawson, describes as “Poor service and implementation failure on the part of a SYSPRO competitor.”

T&M Rubber, headquartered in Goshen, Ind., is a world-class developer and producer of quality rubber parts. According to Dawson, the company turned to SYSPRO after poor follow through on the company’s original choice of an ERP vendor. She attributes the selection of SYSPRO to the software’s functionality, plus “the keen interest and attention displayed by our local SYSPRO reseller.”

T&M Rubber will be utilizing SYSPRO software to provide superior insight into operations in order to save costs and enhance efficiencies in purchasing, factory production and the execution of jobs and job related activities.

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