US: Jerry Leigh implements NGC’s e-PLM software
Author: just-style.com | 28 April 2010
West Coast apparel company Jerry Leigh, which makes licensed products for top US retailers, has successfully implemented NGC's e-PLM software for product lifecycle management.
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