SYSPRO ERP Software Chosen by Reese Pharmaceutical Company for Private Labeling and Distribution Operations

Reese Pharmaceutical Company, a century-old private labeler of high-quality medications, has selected SYSPRO ERP software to streamline its operations. The company, based in Cleveland, Ohio, chose SYSPRO over Microsoft NAV due to its ease of implementation, user interface, and the expertise of the local SYSPRO Reseller. Reese's Controller, Tony Lamonica, highlights the software's "out-of-the-box" nature, which is expected to reduce the need for extensive outside IT support, making it a more cost-effective solution.

Key Takeaways:

Reese Pharmaceutical Company, a family-owned business founded in 1907, has selected SYSPRO ERP software to run its private labeling and distribution operations.
The company chose SYSPRO over Microsoft NAV due to its ease of implementation, user interface, and the expertise of the local SYSPRO Reseller.
SYSPRO's "out-of-the-box" nature is expected to reduce the need for extensive outside IT support, making it a more cost-effective solution.
The software will help Reese Pharmaceutical Company with superior inventory control, operational enhancements, cost controls, FDA compliance, and provide management with superior insight into operations.
SYSPRO lot traceability will be instrumental in helping Reese maintain the highest levels of quality control.
Reese Pharmaceutical Company has been in business for over a century and supplies over 80 different high-quality medications.
SYSPRO is a global leader in the production of world-class ERP software, catering to the specialized needs of over 14,000 licensed companies in more than 60 countries worldwide.

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Reese Pharmaceutical Company has grown its sales volume 2.5 times since 2005.
The company has chosen SYSPRO over Microsoft NAV due to its ease of implementation and cost-effectiveness.
SYSPRO hosts over 14,000 licensed companies in more than 60 countries worldwide.
Reese Pharmaceutical Company has been in business for over a century and supplies over 80 different high-quality medications.

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