US: Perry Ellis expands TradeCard involvement
By Richard Woodard | 15 August 2012
Apparel business Perry Ellis International has extended its use of supply chain solutions offered by TradeCard in two categories.
The US company has expanded its use of TradeCard’s Procure to Pay solution to its UK operations, and has chosen the company’s Managed Adjustments functionality in a bid to manage more effectively supplier chargebacks.
The announcements are part of the company’s signing of a three-year renewal reaffirming its commitment to collaborate with trading partners using Procure to Pay.
“We utilise an extensive supplier network, so visibility and management around the logistics of product and payments is critical,” said Stephen Hagamon, vice president of shared accounting services for Perry Ellis.
Sectors: Apparel, Manufacturing, Sourcing, Technology
Companies: TradeCard, Perry Ellis
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