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WMS for small firms
October 31st 2007

3M company, HighJump Software, has launched a modular warehouse management system designed for small and medium sized companies.

Dubbed HighJump Warehouse Advantage-45, the company claims it can be fully implemented within 45 business days and tweaked to support growth as business demands warrant.

Due to the short deployment timeframe, 3M claims rapid ROI is achievable. Benefits include tracking and visibility of inbound orders, accurate receiving, directed put-away, rapid picking, shipping and replenishment.

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