Success story VOICE
Tim Williams: “Accord is an excellent fit to The Health Store’s
requirements without the need for any bespoke work and should deliver significant real-time benefits quickly, strengthening its position in the very competitive market in which it operates.”
to Financials with the Voice WMS using Vocollect Talkman T2x hardware supplied through BCP partner Psion. The system will be implemented in phases over the next few months in order to be fully live by the end of the year.
Tim Williams, BCP’s distribution director, commented: “Accord is an excellent fit to The Health Store’s requirements without the need
for any bespoke work and should deliver significant real-time benefits quickly, strengthening its position in the very competitive market in which it operates. We welcome The Health Store as a BCP customer and look forward to supporting its business as it grows.”
BCP at a glance
Founded in 1979, Business Computer Projects Ltd (BCP) is a systems house specialising in supply chain software solutions and warehouse management systems. Its Accord systems offer end-to- end, web enabled supply chain solutions for delivered wholesale, cash & carry and retail distribution. Dedicated versions are available for the food and drink sector. The Accord Voice Directed warehouse management system offers wall-to-wall Voice functionality across the warehouse. BCP implemented its first end-to-end Voice directed WMS in the UK food & drink wholesaling sector in 2002. Some 90 per cent of all BCP’s Voice warehouse implementations give wall-to-wall Voice control across the warehouse. BCP clients include SPAR, Musgrave, BWG, Pets at Home, Foodlink Bahrain, Pedigree Wholesale, T Quality, ADM Londis.
The Health Store
The Health Store is a Nottingham-based cooperative wholesaler that has been trading for over 76 years. The company supplies stores throughout the UK, Ireland and many parts of Europe.
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