Harry & David Customer Testimonial | SupplyChainBrain

Harry & David Customer Testimonial

July 1, 2009

Steve Dow of Harry & David explains how RedPrairie's WMS and TMS have provided savings through 99.9% inventory accuracy and real-time control for this growing gourmet gifts company. Click here to view video.

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