LINKFRESH, a provider of supply chain ERP solutions designed for the fresh food industry, announced it will host four additional webinars in November that address key issues in the fresh food supply chain. The complementary webinars begin November 4, 2015. Each is designed as a stand-alone session, so participants may select those most important to their businesses.
All webinars will be held at 11.00 am Pacific / 6.00 pm GMT. The LINKFRESH webinars include:
Wednesday, Nov. 4, 2015 – LINKFRESH ERP Advanced Warehousing And Transportation– LINKFRESH will explore ERP Advanced Warehousing and Transportation features that accommodate transportation scenarios specifically found within the food sector.
Wednesday, Nov. 11, 2015 – LINKFRESH ERP For Farming Organizations – This webinar will explore ERP features designed specifically to meet the needs of a farming organization. These will include: crop/harvest planning, harvest shrinkage and harvest resource allocation, as well as a look at the LINKFRESH farming user role center.
Wednesday, Nov. 18, 2015 – Traceability With LINKFRESH – We will take a closer look at the how ERP enables a food supply chain organization to efficiently track and trace product through their entire supply chain.
Thursday, Nov. 19, 2015 – LINKFRESH Advanced Quality Control and Traceability. Take a closer look at the extensive features of LINKFRESH ERP for Microsoft Dynamics AX designed to enable a food supply chain organization to efficiently track and monitor the origin, production, destination and quality of product through their entire supply chain.
For more details on LINKFRESH please visit www.linkfresh.com.
To register for a webinar please visit www.linkfresh.com/events/
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