News Memory manufacturer Apacer partners with CMS Distribution
APACER, a leading memory manufacturer founded in 1997 and carrying over 25 years of experience in storage applications, has announced a strategic partnership with CMS Distribution. Apacer’s product range includes DRAM, Flash and External Storage and is dedicated to becoming the leading digital storage brand for integrated information services. The company provides wide-ranging and trusted products from standard desktop memory, to top of the range RGB gaming solutions, with a view to fulfilling customer needs and pursuing durable and reliable storage. Apacer has a global presence, with headquarters in Taiwan and subsidiaries in USA, Netherlands, Japan, India and China (Shanghai and Shenzhen). The company has received numerous international awards including iF award, Taiwan Excellence and D&I awards. “We are thrilled to enter into a strategic partnership with CMS Distribution to bring our innovative Memory, Overclocking,
Gaming and Industrial solutions to UK customers,” said Sandy Lin, European sales manager at Apacer Technology. “This partnership will enable us to reach a wider customer base and expand our global footprint, we look forward to working closely with CMS Distribution and their partners to deliver the best possible experience for our customers.” “We are excited to partner with Apacer Technology to bring their vast range of memory solutions to our UK customers.” said Dan Hirst, gaming product manager at CMS Distribution. “As we continue to evolve and broaden our consumer, gaming and industrial ranges, we believe that the addition of Apacer’s range of solutions to our portfolio will offer customers the flexibility and choice they need, for any requirement they have.” The agreement between CMS Distribution and Apacer enables both parties to expand the offering to a wider range of available products. The two companies share a commitment to delivering innovative, reliable, and cost-effective solutions that meet the evolving needs of their customers.
Exertis set to consolidate stock and warehousing to Burnley Bridge, closing Raunds
EXERTIS has initiated a consultation period to consider a proposal to close its warehouse and distribution facility in Raunds next year, moving all its stock and warehousing activity to its Burnley Bridge Warehouse. No final decisions have been made on the proposal, and Exertis will use the consultation period to discuss viable alternatives to potential redundancies. In recent years Exertis has made significant investments in its operational capability, ensuring it continues to provide an industry-leading service and proposition for its customers. These investments have included the creation of a Pick Tower at its Burnley Bridge warehouse, giving it the capability to increase pick efficiency and, importantly, satisfy the market requirement for order consolidation and kit-to-order. The significant benefits of this investment, along with enhancements in supply chain planning, mean Exertis believes it will be able to warehouse and distribute all its stock at one location from FY25. This will also enable it to be more efficient and operate in a more cost-effective way for its customers, while maintaining industry-leading performance levels. As a result of the proposed changes, all roles based at the Raunds site are at risk of redundancy. Exertis will now enter a period of collective and individual consultation with impacted
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colleagues before any final decisions are made regarding the proposal.
All Raunds colleagues will be given a support pack immediately, detailing the support available as the consultation proceeds. If the proposals go ahead, the business will offer impacted colleagues the opportunity to relocate if they can and wish to do so, as well as announcing a retention bonus for affected staff. Exertis will also provide a series of in-house courses on job applications, CV writing and interview skills to help colleagues, should they be affected by redundancy, to find work as seamlessly as possible. Exertis will work closely with the employee representatives to find alternative options to redundancy and will give all employees as much information and support as possible during the proces
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