Datex, a leader in providing warehouse management solutions to the supply chain industry, announces they have received a spot on the Food Logistics Magazine Top 100 List. For the past six years Food Logistics, a magazine focused exclusively on the food supply chain industry, has recognized the top 100 technology and solutions providers dedicated to assisting the efforts of distributors and manufacturers. The goal of the FL100 is to highlight a broad range of technological solutions and services targeted at the food industry, addressing the needs of companies of varying sizes that encompass the food supply chain.

“Having our efforts recognized by Food Logistics Magazine is an honor,” says Datex President Michael Armanious. “It’s an incentive for us to further cultivate our mission to provide our customers with the products and services needed to move them into the forefront of the food logistics industry.”

“The FL100 listing provides a guide for decision-making grocery and foodservice distribution and manufacturing executives,” explains Katherine Doherty, editor-in-chief of Food Logistics magazine. “These companies rely on technology to better manage their supply chains and help weather the financial storm. The FL100 recipients have demonstrated that they can meet our readers’ specific needs.”

Peninsula of Boston has announced the solution for the automation of their warehousing operation, Datex’s FootPrint® Warehouse Management System. Peninsula sought out a system that would provide real-time on-line visibility for customers, improve internal inventory control and allow them to streamline their operations, eliminating errors and increasing inventory throughput Peninsula of Boston has been providing dedicated service for fresh seafood, refrigerated storage, consolidated distribution and freight forwarding for over 40 years. Strategically located in Boston, Massachusetts, their distribution center is primed for new growth with the addition of Datex FootPrint® 3PL Warehouse Management System. Joseph O’Neill, General Manager at Peninsula of Boston remarks, “After ten years of working with a paper based, manual entry inventory control system we have made the strategic decision to seek a more efficient, low maintenance, and cost effective next generation warehouse management system which Datex has clearly offered.”

Datex will equip Peninsula of Boston with real-time visibility through the use of barcode labeling and RF mobile handheld barcode scanners. The automation of crucial tasks like cross docking, 3PL billing, ASN order import, interface to accounting, order kitting, advanced picking and put-a-way logistics will provide the ability to meet all customer needs. The technological advancement of a powerful, user friendly, flexible 3PL warehouse management system will ultimately assist Peninsula of Boston in dramatically increasing their customer service. Dave Castanon, business analyst for Datex comments, “Peninsula of Boston knows where they are at and where they want to be. With the implementation of FootPrint®, they will have a solution that will streamline their operations and give them a distinct advantage in attracting new clientele by offering a superior customer experience.”

For more information about Peninsula of Boston, visit www.peninsulaofboston.com.

Datex is the featured article in the December issue of Business Solutions, a trade publication benefiting its readers by investigating how to sell cutting edge technology and access thriving vertical markets. The article discusses Datex’s success in achieving revenue growth in a downturn economy by targeting the growing number of third-party logistics (3PL) providers.

To read the full article visit “Set Your Sights On 3PL Providers”.

Third Party Logistics (3PL) company Inontime has advanced its effort in “moving logistics forward” with the help of Datex’s Footprint® 3PL WMS. Inontime sought out the benefits of a comprehensive, user friendly warehouse management system (WMS) that was scalable, modular and flexible enough to meet the unique needs of their projects and clientele. To meet these requirements, Inontime selected Footprint® 3PL software because it offers low capital outlay, increased flexibility, extended capability and enhancements conducive to providing superior customer service.

Inontime focuses on providing warehousing and distribution services, as well as transportation management and value added services (pick and pack, assembly, fulfillment, labeling, packaging) to small and mid-sized companies. Inontime conducts business from their 110,000 sq. ft., 10 dock warehouse in Zeeland, Michigan.

Greg Rotman, manager at Inontime states “Thanks to Datex, we are now able to process orders and turn inventory rapidly for our customers. We can remain focused on offering our customers a better 3PL experience with improved order management and competitive rates.”

Datex FootPrint®will allow Inontime to control the movement and storage of all the materials within the warehouse in conjunction with a variety of associated operations. The WMS system will aid in the tracking of lots, serial numbers, expiration dates, weight, volume and dimensions, while providing a variety of inventory rotations including FIFO, FMFO, and FEFO.

Norbert Altenstad, solutions consultant at Datex remarks, “We are proud to announce our partnership with Inontime. Our goal is to provide Inontime with the automation capabilities needed to control storage and movement, eliminate errors and lead times, ultimately allowing them to provide their customer base with improved service.”