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| Royal Chain, Inc. and Marsala (Marfo) Manufacturing to implement e-Jewelry Software from Microsoft. |
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Las Vegas, NV, USA (June 12, 2009) -After a nationwide search from several software developers, New York jeweler Royal Chain, Inc., has decided to partner with software developer and Microsoft partner - Business Computing Systems, Inc. of Los Angeles to implement the Microsoft Dynamics NAV e-Jewelry Software as their primary jewelry |
| business management solution, a Microsoft Partner Account
Manager (PAM) for Southern California announced here in Las
Vegas. e-Jewelry Software is the complete ERP inventory, order/memo processing, job tracking and financial management system designed for Jewelry manufacturers, importers & wholesalers. In the agreement struck at the JCK 2009 show in Las Vegas , Business Computing Systems will also develop a specific quotation system for Royal Chain s which is currently phasing out an old DOS system. The 50-70 user phased implementation is expected to continue through 2010. By the time the Las Vegas jewelry shows were winding down, the Ohio based jewelry manufacturer Marfo Company (Marsala Manufacturing) was also beginning the implementation of a recently signed contract with Business Computing to install and implement a 30-50-user e-Jewelry system, an implementation scheduled to be completed in early 2010. Commenting on the Royal Chains and Marfo deals, the President & CEO of Business Computing Systems Mike Joukhajian pointed out that as the economy continues to slowdown, companies are looking for ways to cut cost and improve productivity. He believes that e-Jewelry build upon Microsoft Dynamics will help companies to automate manual processes , monitor inventory levels, improve cash flow and improve customer relationships by having fast access to accurate information. Mr. Joukhajian also mentioned that some of the most successful jewelry companies in North America such as Simon G, GN Diamonds, S.A. Kitsinian, Chad Allison Design, IBB, Coast Diamonds, Baguette World and several others are all using e-Jewelry software from Microsoft. |
