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@ logistics Reply, the Supply Chain Execution solution spe- cialist, is rapidly winning a growing blue chip customer base here and in Europe, drawn to its market leading product suite and the flexibility of its con- sultancy-based approach to clients’ evolving business needs. In the UK, Fiat, the auto giant, Kenwood, the electrical appli- ance maker, and a leading UK food group that supplies the major supermarkets, and in Europe, Geodis Wilson, the freight for- warding company and Italsempione, the international logistics company are among those choosing @logistics Reply’s solutions to run their warehouse operations. @logistics Reply‘s innovative WMS product suite includes WM Analytics, Transportation Management, Co-Managed Inventory and Proof of Delivery (POD). And as we move further into the era of on demand cloud computing, @logistics Reply is making news here too with SideUp, its innovative ‘software as a service’ (SaaS) solution. SideUp Reply provides complete supply chain visibility from warehouse to delivery, and supports all elements from ideal stock placement through to route and fleet management. Geodis Wilson cited SideUp Reply’s outstanding benefits of cost containment, extremely fast activation times - the system was activated in two weeks, ease of use and extreme flexibility as the main features influencing this leading com- pany’s selection of this innovative solution for their logistics and transport operations. Jez Tongue, Partner, @logistics Reply, heads up the company’s UK business. He spoke to Warehouse & Logistics News. WLN - How would you sum up your business? We provide flexible warehouse manage- ment solutions, which we see as a major point of difference. Rather than push a fixed, ‘off-the-shelf’ product set, we take a consultancy mindset and work with cus- tomers to understand their operational needs and then build the solution to fit. We offer our clients the right ‘best of breed’ functionality to suit the needs of their ware- house operations at that point in their development. WLN - What does “@logistics Reply” mean and where did the name come from? @logistics Reply is one of 43 businesses operating under The Reply Group. Established in Italy in 1996, all the busi- nesses incorporate the Reply brand. “Logistics” is our business and ”@” mar- ries logistics with the power of the internet. The ampersand also ensures we’re always listed first! WLN - As the @logistics Reply partner responsible for the UK, what does your day to day role involve? Whilst I am responsible for P&L and for overall activity in the UK, my focus is on customers, both existing and prospective. I am driven by talking to people in the busi- ness, analysing their challenges and developing solutions for them. WLN - As a business, how are you organised in the UK to serve warehouse and logistics clients? We’re still very much in start up here: there are three of us in the UK at present, backed by 120 in Italy. We’re focused for the moment on the SideUp product: the two other guys, Daniele Vanini and Chris Hannigan, concentrate on the consultancy side, and activation and delivery of these solutions. WLN - Does @logistics Reply operate outside the UK and Italy? @logistics has a presence across inter- national markets including Italy, Germany, UK, North and Latin America. WLN - When was the UK business set- up? Where are you based? Our central London office was set up last spring. However, the majority of our time is spent on-site with customers. WLN - Where do you develop your UK solutions? Core R&D is in Milan and refinements are made in the UK to meet the specific needs of customers as required. WLN - What makes the UK a good market for @logistics Reply? The UK has one of the world’s most competitive retail sectors. We develop solu- tions that help suppliers work more efficiently with retailers and vice versa, which enables retailers to supply con- sumers more competitively. WLN - Before focusing on SideUp, can you provide an overview of Click, @logis- tics Reply’s other WMS application? Click is a traditional - on-premise licensed - WMS. It is actively used by the automotive; fashion and apparel and food and beverage sectors; all reflecting our Italian heritage. Fiat was one of the first Click customers and continues to work with us globally, as well as in the UK and Italy. WLN - What does SideUp offer? SideUp offers market-leading WMS functionality and hosting/upgrade serv- ices, through to after sales support, ‘all baked in’ as part of the monthly fee, which includes a modest set-up cost but no cap- ital layout. @logistics Reply oversees the project delivery and management including infrastructure design, capacity planning and custom solutions develop- ment including the practicalities of device integration e.g. RF, voice recognition and RFID, or integration with ERP or other host applications. There are additional options for on-site support including facilities management, product training workshops, outsourced security, hosting and DBA monitoring and assistance. WLN - How does SideUp compare with other WMS programs? Too many warehouse operations run on WMS systems that are essentially all-pur- pose models, with businesses paying for functions they don’t need. SideUp aligns the warehouse’s needs so only those functions required are activated and paid for. SideUp is ideal for businesses with lim- ited IT budgets. For some it is the only cost-effective route; it provides the cus- tomisable scalability for users to pay as little as they wish for the functions they need, with no contractual constraints. WLN - Can SideUp grow with a business? Yes, SideUp is an on-demand platform, so customers can “switch-on or off” in line with the needs of the business and its sur- rounding economic climate. In addition to the “pay-as-you-grow” payment model, customers are guaranteed the latest upgrades without the cost and time of man- aging maintenance. SideUp supports the gradual transition to a WMS and protects much needed cash- flow and capital. WLN - Is there a limit on the number of users? SideUp has unlimited scalability. It’s a browser-based application, hosted on Amazon Web Services (AWS). More users can be added with a click… WLN - Who is SideUp aimed at? SideUp is ideal for warehouses requiring rapid start-up and for those which operate in uncertain scenarios or with very high stock movement. Increasingly, manufac- turers are using it to manage peak demands or one-off projects. This is because it’s low- risk and contract free. WLN - How quick is SideUp to set-up and to deliver ROI? SideUp is quick and low cost to put in place. It can be fully functional in typically 4-6 weeks and paying for itself within 12. This speed-to-benefit is a major differen- tiator from traditional WMS systems that can take up to six months, or more, to go live. Additionally, SideUp offers rapid-time- to-value because there’s no capital purchase, so initial investment is eliminated. WLN - Do you provide user training? Yes we do. Typically we encourage a train-the-trainer approach, as the local operational teams know the operations, complete with jargon and potential for user workarounds or “process innovation” (not always a good thing!) better than @logistics ever can. However, our clients’ success is our success, so we focus on what is best for the operation to achieve its goals and if this means taking on end-user training, this is something we are willing to do. WLN - How secure is crucial business data in a cloud? Although many organisations, including the financial sector, have become used to entrusting sensitive customer data to hosted, on-demand services like CRM, and even HR on-Demand, the manufacturing world has been slow to embrace cloud computing. For those logisticians that have taken advantage of the technology evolution, and require a pragmatic and scalable approach in line with the current business/economic climate - the somewhat out-dated stigma around SaaS based platforms has been shaken off. It is, however, vital to use trusted, prop- erly architected and managed SaaS services. Like an on-premise solution, secu- rity provision is essential. WLN - What operational improvements does SideUp offer? SideUp makes warehouse processes more efficient, rationalises stock and therefore storage requirements, reduces errors, shortens order times and provides real-time visibility of operations. It also automates operational processes including automatic acquisition and transfer of real- time information. One customer is currently saving between £4,000 and £5,000 each week in supplier fines for one retail customer alone since deploying SideUp. This is the result of demon- strably accurate order delivery, backed by a full audit trail and cool chain; improved date rotation and the virtual elimination of costly “special transports”. Inventory control has also improved, scrappage been reduced and customer service increased. WLN - What processes does SideUp automate and what information does it handle? SideUp suits both manufacturing envi- ronments (BOM, kitting, assembly and de-assembly) as well as classic distribution operations, including those looking for semi-automation. It manages the key warehouse processes including physical and virtual receiving; (delivery notes, unsold items, supplier order, quality control, received quantity control); put away (labelling, pallet compo- sition, location optimisation); shipping, picking and inventory management (deliver/freight notes, traceability, physical material handling) through to execution (RFID, barcode, voice terminals). WLN - Can SideUp be tailored to dif- ferent organisations? SideUp offers easy customisation and “self-service” personalisation. There are also vertical market extensions developed for fashion and apparel, food and beverage and automotive operations. @logistics Reply provides an integration tool called Universal Link. This ensures robust and sophisticated integration with existing IT systems, including ERP, OMS, TMS and SCP solutions. We believe we are setting a precedent with Universal Link. WLN – At what point in its growth would you advise a company to move from SideUp to another of your WMS applica- tions and is this easy to do? Cloud-ready solutions are not “simply copy and pastes” of traditional on-premise solutions. They are architected to run on numerous machines, virtual or otherwise and to have multiple processes running in parallel for performance reasons as well as for redundancy/disaster recovery purposes. All of this means that SaaS solutions are capable of dealing with more and more data intensive applications, providing virtually unlimited scalability. There is the possibility for larger organi- sations that want to have more access to data and more control over the timing and frequency of maintenance and upgrade periods - when the solution can be tem- porarily unavailable - to move to a “private cloud” solution. It’s still SaaS, but more personalised and customer-specific. Switching from SaaS to on-premise - as opposed to vice versa – is possible, but the effort should not be under- estimated. Typically for larger, data-intensive and –sensitive organisations, which want to exercise more control, I would recommend a “private cloud” approach rather than move to on-premise. As a caveat, potential SideUp pur- chasers are encouraged to undertake a data modelling exercise to ensure current and potential business volumes can be sup- ported by the SaaS application they are considering, as well as any future invest- ment in materials handling equipment (MHE), which may be better driven by an on-premise solution. WLN - Is it possible that remotely hosted, on-demand WMS solutions like SideUp will replace traditional WMS solutions? It is vital that warehouse and IT man- agers consider the following features to establish whether a SaaS solution best suits their requirements. These can be grouped into six categories; speed of deployment; IT resources; business process; budgeting requirements; company data and external connectivity policies, and integration. Whilst SideUp/SaaS isn’t the answer to every warehouse problem, I believe that, due to the 15 year R&D heritage upon which SideUp draws and the virtually unlimited scalability delivered by a true SaaS solution, we can offer a high degree of functional fit for most operational scenarios. I challenge warehouse managers to give this easy and cost-effective model a try! WLN - Earlier you highlighted your con- sultancy mind-set. What do you offer that is different? At Reply we have a project, rather than pure product, mentality. We’re focused on measurable outcomes and the achievement of planned business benefits, not just whether the software is installed on time or not. We offer services to help deliver a wide range of projects including definition of operational process flows, integration with ERP or other host systems, field integration, custom solutions development, capacity planning, infrastructure design and of course, a full project management and system implementation service. We’re willing to work with clients on specific developments, not just enhance- ments to our WMS products, including totally new solutions within our core focus of supply chain execution, of course… WLN - What industry standards do your WMS solutions support? As a new entry to the UK market this is something we are actively working on. SCOR metrics are supported, but we’re con- stantly looking to align our solutions to the standards important to our clients. WLN - Are you promoting SideUp and @logistics Reply at any industry exhibi- tions? We’re taking part in Logistics Link Live (8-9th June); Warehousing Futures (October); a CILT roundtable (TBC) and Logistics Link North. WLN - What impact has the recession had on demand for your solutions? Sustainable, low risk solutions like SideUp, which assure the protection of a business’s investment, are increasingly appealing to manufacturing and IT man- agers where “operating expense” is the phrase of the moment. The knock-on-effect of consumer caution has increased uncertainty in manufacturing; this and the rise in small, temporary logis- tics contracts have boosted interest in applications which guarantee financial sim- plicity and control and are “ready to go”. WLN - What is the future for SideUp and @logistics Reply? We’re very enthusi- astic about the impact SideUp will have in the UK WMS market. The feedback has been extremely posi- tive, with some organisations contemplating replacement programmes for their existing “market leading” WMS solutions. We will capitalise on this and start to offer a range of market-specific WMS solutions. We also plan to add related supply chain execution solutions including Co-Managed Inventory, to address areas of pain or opportunity currently unaddressed in the market other than by very expensive ERP-type solutions. Finally, we will use our successes in Italy, the UK and Latin America to create a respected and reliable global supply chain execution partner for the Cloud generation. WLN – Where can readers find more about SideUp and @logistics Reply? www.reply.eu www.sideupreply.eu/en/ www.clickreply.eu/en @LOGISTICS REPLY JEZ TONGUE TEL: 01628 481553 EMAIL: [email protected] WWW.SIDEUPREPLY.EU/EN @LOGISTICS REPLY YOUR WMS PARTNER FOR ALL SEASONS 13 www.warehousebuyer.co.uk T: 01923 272 960 I E: [email protected] 15.06.11 THE INTERVIEW @LOGISTICS REPLY 13 @Logistics Interview:Layout 1 10/6/11 12:00 Page 1
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@logistics Reply, the SupplyChain Execution solution spe-cialist, is rapidly winning a
growing blue chip customer base here andin Europe, drawn to its market leadingproduct suite and the flexibility of its con-sultancy-based approach to clients’evolving business needs. In the UK, Fiat, theauto giant, Kenwood, the electrical appli-ance maker, and a leading UK food groupthat supplies the major supermarkets, andin Europe, Geodis Wilson, the freight for-warding company and Italsempione, theinternational logistics company are amongthose choosing @logistics Reply’s solutionsto run their warehouse operations.
@logistics Reply‘s innovative WMSproduct suite includes WM Analytics,Transportation Management, Co-ManagedInventory and Proof of Delivery (POD). Andas we move further into the era of ondemand cloud computing, @logistics Replyis making news here too with SideUp, itsinnovative ‘software as a service’ (SaaS)solution. SideUp Reply provides completesupply chain visibility from warehouse todelivery, and supports all elements fromideal stock placement through to route andfleet management. Geodis Wilson citedSideUp Reply’s outstanding benefits of costcontainment, extremely fast activation times- the system was activated in two weeks,ease of use and extreme flexibility as themain features influencing this leading com-pany’s selection of this innovative solutionfor their logistics and transport operations.
Jez Tongue, Partner, @logistics Reply,heads up the company’s UK business. Hespoke to Warehouse & Logistics News.
WLN - How would you sum up yourbusiness?
We provide flexible warehouse manage-ment solutions, which we see as a majorpoint of difference. Rather than push afixed, ‘off-the-shelf’ product set, we take aconsultancy mindset and work with cus-tomers to understand their operationalneeds and then build the solution to fit. Weoffer our clients the right ‘best of breed’functionality to suit the needs of their ware-house operations at that point in theirdevelopment.
WLN - What does “@logistics Reply”mean and where did the name come from?
@logistics Reply is one of 43 businessesoperating under The Reply Group.Established in Italy in 1996, all the busi-nesses incorporate the Reply brand.
“Logistics” is our business and ”@” mar-ries logistics with the power of the internet.The ampersand also ensures we’re alwayslisted first!
WLN - As the @logistics Reply partnerresponsible for the UK, what does your dayto day role involve?
Whilst I am responsible for P&L and foroverall activity in the UK, my focus is oncustomers, both existing and prospective. Iam driven by talking to people in the busi-ness, analysing their challenges anddeveloping solutions for them.
WLN - As a business, how are youorganised in the UK to serve warehouseand logistics clients?
We’re still very much in start up here:there are three of us in the UK at present,backed by 120 in Italy. We’re focused forthe moment on the SideUp product: the twoother guys, Daniele Vanini and ChrisHannigan, concentrate on the consultancyside, and activation and delivery of thesesolutions.
WLN - Does @logistics Reply operateoutside the UK and Italy?
@logistics has a presence across inter-national markets including Italy, Germany,UK, North and Latin America.
WLN - When was the UK business set-up? Where are you based?
Our central London office was set up lastspring. However, the majority of our time isspent on-site with customers.
WLN - Where do you develop your UKsolutions?
Core R&D is in Milan and refinements aremade in the UK to meet the specific needs ofcustomers as required.
WLN - What makes the UK a goodmarket for @logistics Reply?
The UK has one of the world’s mostcompetitive retail sectors. We develop solu-tions that help suppliers work moreefficiently with retailers and vice versa,which enables retailers to supply con-sumers more competitively.
WLN - Before focusing on SideUp, canyou provide an overview of Click, @logis-tics Reply’s other WMS application?
Click is a traditional - on-premiselicensed - WMS. It is actively used by theautomotive; fashion and apparel and foodand beverage sectors; all reflecting ourItalian heritage. Fiat was one of the firstClick customers and continues to work withus globally, as well as in the UK and Italy.
WLN - What does SideUp offer? SideUp offers market-leading WMS
functionality and hosting/upgrade serv-ices, through to after sales support, ‘allbaked in’ as part of the monthly fee, whichincludes a modest set-up cost but no cap-ital layout. @logistics Reply oversees theproject delivery and managementincluding infrastructure design, capacityplanning and custom solutions develop-ment including the practicalities of deviceintegration e.g. RF, voice recognition andRFID, or integration with ERP or other hostapplications.
There are additional options for on-sitesupport including facilities management,product training workshops, outsourcedsecurity, hosting and DBA monitoring andassistance.
WLN - How does SideUp compare withother WMS programs?
Too many warehouse operations run onWMS systems that are essentially all-pur-pose models, with businesses paying forfunctions they don’t need. SideUp aligns thewarehouse’s needs so only those functionsrequired are activated and paid for.
SideUp is ideal for businesses with lim-ited IT budgets. For some it is the onlycost-effective route; it provides the cus-tomisable scalability for users to pay aslittle as they wish for the functions theyneed, with no contractual constraints.
W L N - C a n S i d e U p g r o w w i t h abusiness?
Yes, SideUp is an on-demand platform,so customers can “switch-on or off” in linewith the needs of the business and its sur-rounding economic climate. In addition tothe “pay-as-you-grow” payment model,customers are guaranteed the latestupgrades without the cost and time of man-aging maintenance.
SideUp supports the gradual transitionto a WMS and protects much needed cash-flow and capital.
WLN - Is there a limit on the number ofusers?
SideUp has unlimited scalability. It’s abrowser-based application, hosted onAmazon Web Services (AWS). More userscan be added with a click…
WLN - Who is SideUp aimed at? SideUp is ideal for warehouses requiring
rapid start-up and for those which operatein uncertain scenarios or with very highstock movement. Increasingly, manufac-turers are using it to manage peak demandsor one-off projects. This is because it’s low-risk and contract free.
WLN - How quick is SideUp to set-upand to deliver ROI?
SideUp is quick and low cost to put inplace. It can be fully functional in typically4-6 weeks and paying for itself within 12.This speed-to-benefit is a major differen-tiator from traditional WMS systems thatcan take up to six months, or more, to golive. Additionally, SideUp offers rapid-time-to-value because there’s no capitalpurchase, so initial investment is eliminated.
WLN - Do you provide user training? Yes we do. Typically we encourage a
train-the-trainer approach, as the localoperational teams know the operations,complete with jargon and potential for userworkarounds or “process innovation” (notalways a good thing!) better than @logisticsever can. However, our clients’ success isour success, so we focus on what is best forthe operation to achieve its goals and if thismeans taking on end-user training, this issomething we are willing to do.
WLN - How secure is crucial businessdata in a cloud?
Although many organisations, includingthe financial sector, have become used toentrusting sensitive customer data to hosted,on-demand services like CRM, and even HRon-Demand, the manufacturing world hasbeen slow to embrace cloud computing. Forthose logisticians that have taken advantageof the technology evolution, and require apragmatic and scalable approach in line withthe current business/economic climate - thesomewhat out-dated stigma around SaaSbased platforms has been shaken off.
It is, however, vital to use trusted, prop-erly architected and managed SaaSservices. Like an on-premise solution, secu-rity provision is essential.
WLN - What operational improvementsdoes SideUp offer?
SideUp makes warehouse processesmore efficient, rationalises stock andtherefore storage requirements, reduceserrors, shortens order times and providesreal-time visibility of operations. It alsoautomates operational processes includingautomatic acquisition and transfer of real-time information.
One customer is currently saving between£4,000 and £5,000 each week in supplierfines for one retail customer alone sincedeploying SideUp. This is the result of demon-strably accurate order delivery, backed by afull audit trail and cool chain; improved daterotation and the virtual elimination of costly“special transports”. Inventory control hasalso improved, scrappage been reduced andcustomer service increased.
WLN - What processes does SideUpautomate and what information does ithandle?
SideUp suits both manufacturing envi-ronments (BOM, kitting, assembly andde-assembly) as well as classic distributionoperations, including those looking forsemi-automation.
It manages the key warehouse processesincluding physical and virtual receiving;(delivery notes, unsold items, supplierorder, quality control, received quantitycontrol); put away (labelling, pallet compo-sition, location optimisation); shipping,picking and inventory management(deliver/freight notes, traceability, physicalmaterial handling) through to execution(RFID, barcode, voice terminals).
WLN - Can SideUp be tailored to dif-ferent organisations?
SideUp offers easy customisation and“self-service” personalisation. There arealso vertical market extensions developedfor fashion and apparel, food and beverageand automotive operations.
@logistics Reply provides an integrationtool called Universal Link. This ensuresrobust and sophisticated integration withexisting IT systems, including ERP, OMS,TMS and SCP solutions. We believe we aresetting a precedent with Universal Link.
WLN – At what point in its growthwould you advise a company to move fromSideUp to another of your WMS applica-tions and is this easy to do?
Cloud-ready solutions are not “simplycopy and pastes” of traditional on-premisesolutions. They are architected to run onnumerous machines, virtual or otherwiseand to have multiple processes running inparallel for performance reasons as well asfor redundancy/disaster recovery purposes.All of this means that SaaS solutions arecapable of dealing with more and more dataintensive applications, providing virtuallyunlimited scalability.
There is the possibility for larger organi-sations that want to have more access todata and more control over the timing andfrequency of maintenance and upgradeperiods - when the solution can be tem-porarily unavailable - to move to a “privatecloud” solution.
It’s still SaaS, but more personalised andcustomer-specific. Switching from SaaS toon-premise - as opposed to vice versa – ispossible, but the effort should not be under-estimated. Typically for larger,data-intensive and –sensitive organisations,which want to exercise more control, Iwould recommend a “private cloud”approach rather than move to on-premise.
As a caveat, potential SideUp pur-chasers are encouraged to undertake a datamodelling exercise to ensure current andpotential business volumes can be sup-ported by the SaaS application they areconsidering, as well as any future invest-ment in materials handling equipment(MHE), which may be better driven by anon-premise solution.
WLN - Is it possible that remotelyhosted, on-demand WMS solutions likeSideUp will replace traditional WMSsolutions?
It is vital that warehouse and IT man-agers consider the following features toestablish whether a SaaS solution best suitstheir requirements. These can be groupedinto six categories; speed of deployment; ITresources; business process; budgetingrequirements; company data and externalconnectivity policies, and integration.
Whilst SideUp/SaaS isn’t the answer toevery warehouse problem, I believe that,due to the 15 year R&D heritage upon whichSideUp draws and the virtually unlimitedscalability delivered by a true SaaS solution,we can offer a high degree of functional fitfor most operational scenarios.
I challenge warehouse managers to givethis easy and cost-effective model a try!
WLN - Earlier you highlighted your con-sultancy mind-set. What do you offer thatis different?
At Reply we have a project, rather thanpure product, mentality. We’re focused onmeasurable outcomes and the achievementof planned business benefits, not justwhether the software is installed on time ornot.
We offer services to help deliver a widerange of projects including definition ofoperational process flows, integration withERP or other host systems, field integration,custom solutions development, capacityplanning, infrastructure design and ofcourse, a full project management andsystem implementation service.
We’re willing to work with clients onspecific developments, not just enhance-ments to our WMS products, includingtotally new solutions within our core focusof supply chain execution, of course…
WLN - What industry standards doyour WMS solutions support?
As a new entry to the UK market this issomething we are actively working on.SCOR metrics are supported, but we’re con-stantly looking to align our solutions to thestandards important to our clients.
WLN - Are you promoting SideUp and@logistics Reply at any industry exhibi-tions?
We’re taking part in Logistics Link Live(8-9th June); Warehousing Futures(October); a CILT roundtable (TBC) andLogistics Link North.
WLN - What impact has the recessionhad on demand for your solutions?
Sustainable, low risk solutions likeSideUp, which assure the protection of abusiness’s investment, are increasinglyappealing to manufacturing and IT man-agers where “operating expense” is thephrase of the moment.
The knock-on-effect of consumer cautionhas increased uncertainty in manufacturing;this and the rise in small, temporary logis-tics contracts have boosted interest inapplications which guarantee financial sim-plicity and control and are “ready to go”.
WLN - What is the future for SideUpand @logistics Reply? We’re very enthusi-astic about the impact SideUp will have inthe UK WMS market.
The feedback has been extremely posi-tive, with some organisationscontemplating replacement programmesfor their existing “market leading” WMSsolutions. We will capitalise on this andstart to offer a range of market-specificWMS solutions. We also plan to add relatedsupply chain execution solutions includingCo-Managed Inventory, to address areas ofpain or opportunity currently unaddressedin the market other than by very expensiveERP-type solutions.
Finally, we will use our successes in Italy,the UK and Latin America to create arespected and reliable global supply chainexecution partner for the Cloud generation.
WLN – Where can readers find moreabout SideUp and @logistics Reply?
www.reply.euwww.sideupreply.eu/en/www.clickreply.eu/en
@LOGISTICS REPLY JEZ TONGUE TEL: 01628 481553 EMAIL: [email protected] WWW.SIDEUPREPLY.EU/EN
@LOGISTICS REPLYYOUR WMS PARTNER FOR ALL SEASONS
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