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PrimaNet
®
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The Perfect Fit
P
rima Solutions is one of the UK’s leading providers of complete
multi-channel business computer solutions to the clothing,
footwear and accessories industry.
Funding available
The comprehensive PrimaNet
®
product suite provides
Wholesale Management, Retail Management, Mail Order,
NOW to develop
E-Commerce, Forecasting and Demand Planning, Warehouse
Management & Fulfilment, Product Development, Business
your company’s skills
Intelligence, Accounting and HR.
PrimaNet
®
is used by a growing list of companies to improve
efficiency, productivity and multi-channel stock visibility. These include
When recession bites, you need all the help you
Mulberry, Church’s shoes, Loake, Start-rite, John Smedley, Terra Plana,
can find to keep vital skills in your business and
One Small Step One Giant Leap, Peter Werth, Wolsey and Van Dal.
survive the downturn.
Skillfast-UK, the Sector Skills Council for the
CUSTOMER COMMENTS:
footwear and leather industry, has secured government
funding to help England-based manufacturers and
“Prima’s expertise in the shoe market gives them an intimate knowledge
wholesalers to develop the skills that build
of the issues we face. Their willingness to challenge assumptions – as
competitiveness, and prepare for future recovery.
well as us – has made for a stronger solution.” Start-rite
Just one email could bring you the help you need.
“PrimaNet has ticked all the boxes for us in terms of functionality,
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reliability, ease of use and scalability.” One Small Step One Giant Leap
www.skillfast-uk.org/compact
“We were impressed by the insight into footwear
processes demonstrated by Prima and the versatility of
the software.” Church’s
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For more information, please call 01509 232200 or
visit www.primasolutions.co.uk
Call Train to Gain on 0800 015 55 45
or visit www.traintogain.gov.uk
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