US: Velvet by Graham and Spencer secures CGS PLM

By Leonie Barrie | 17 July 2012

Contemporary clothing brand Velvet by Graham and Spencer has chosen the BlueCherry PLM (Product Lifecycle Management) software solution to help manage its creative and production teams.

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